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Germany government debt to gdp: 63.6 (-3.78%)
Last Update: December 31, 2023

Germany government debt to gdp closed down 63.6 as of December 31, 2023 from 66.1 from the previous month and 79.8 from last year.


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Germany government debt to gdp

DateValues
2023-12-31 63.6
2022-12-31 66.1
2021-12-31 69
2020-12-31 68
2019-12-31 59.8
2018-12-31 61.9
2017-12-31 65.3
2016-12-31 69.2
2015-12-31 72.1
2014-12-31 75.7
2013-12-31 78.7
2012-12-31 81.1
2011-12-31 79.8
2010-12-31 82.4
2009-12-31 73
2008-12-31 65.5
2007-12-31 64
2006-12-31 66.7
2005-12-31 67.3
2004-12-31 65
2003-12-31 63.3
2002-12-31 59.7
2001-12-31 57.9
2000-12-31 59.1

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Germany government debt to gdp Statistics


IndicatorSymbolActualPreviousM/M%Y/Y%TrendSlopePercentileUpdate
government debt to gdpde.govdebtgdp63.666.1-4-20DownDown02023-12-31

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What is the Germany government debt to gdp

Germany's government debt to GDP ratio is a measure of the country's overall debt burden in relation to its economic output. A high debt to GDP ratio can indicate that a country is heavily reliant on borrowing to finance its operations, which may raise concerns about its ability to meet its financial obligations in the future. On the other hand, a low debt to GDP ratio may suggest that a country has a strong fiscal position and is able to manage its debt effectively. In the case of Germany, its government debt to GDP ratio has historically been relatively low compared to other European countries, reflecting its prudent fiscal management and strong economic performance. This has helped to maintain investor confidence and stability in the German economy.