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Brazil Lowest Government Debt to GDP

59.60% in 2013
General government gross debt as % of GDP · IMF WEO

The lowest government debt to gdp in Brazil was 59.60% in 2013. The top 5 years were: 2013 (59.60%), 2011 (60.63%), 2008 (61.42%), 2012 (61.61%), 2014 (61.62%).

Top 5 Lowest Years▾
Brazil Top 5 Lowest Government Debt to GDP Years
RankYearValue
1st 2013 59.60%
2nd 2011 60.63%
3rd 2008 61.42%
4th 2012 61.61%
5th 2014 61.62%
All Data (sorted by value)▾
YearValueChangeRank
2013 59.60% −2.02% 142nd
2014 61.62% +2.02% 139th
2012 61.61% +0.98% 146th
2011 60.63% −1.80% 145th
2008 61.42% −1.61% 150th
2010 62.43% −2.27% 151st
2007 63.03% −1.57% 147th
2000 62.20% – 102nd
2009 64.70% +3.28% 150th
2006 64.60% −2.37% 143rd
2005 66.97% −1.06% 132nd
2004 68.03% −3.49% 129th
2001 67.33% +5.13% 116th
2015 71.73% +10.11% 150th
2003 71.51% −4.58% 130th
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Source: IMF WEO (GGXWDG_NGDP)
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