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Mexico government debt to gdp: 49.7 (6.2%)
Last Update: December 31, 2024

Mexico government debt to gdp closed down 49.7 as of December 31, 2024 from 46.8 from the previous month and 33.8 from last year.


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Date Values
2024-12-31 49.7
2023-12-31 46.8
2022-12-31 49.4
2021-12-31 49.6
2020-12-31 51.3
2019-12-31 45.5
2018-12-31 46
2017-12-31 46
2016-12-31 48.2
2015-12-31 44
2014-12-31 39.8
2013-12-31 36.5
2012-12-31 33.8
2011-12-31 33.1
2010-12-31 31.5
2009-12-31 31.2
2008-12-31 21
2007-12-31 17.9
2006-12-31 18.7
2005-12-31 20.5
2004-12-31 21.8
2003-12-31 23.1
2002-12-31 21.6
2001-12-31 19.5

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Mexico government debt to gdp Statistics


Indicator Symbol Actual Previous M/M% Y/Y% Trend Slope Percentile Update
government debt to gdp mx.govdebtgdp 49.7 46.8 6 47 UP UP 0 2024-12-31

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What is the Mexico government debt to gdp

Mexico's government debt to GDP ratio is a measure of the country's overall financial health and its ability to manage its debt obligations. This ratio represents the total amount of government debt as a percentage of the country's gross domestic product. A higher ratio indicates that the government may have difficulty repaying its debt and could potentially face financial instability. On the other hand, a lower ratio suggests that the government is managing its debt effectively and is in a more stable financial position. Monitoring this ratio is crucial for investors, policymakers, and economists to assess the country's fiscal sustainability and economic stability.

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