Colombia - External Debt to GNI 1989

External debt stocks as % of GNI · World Bank
45.85% −0.09pp from 1988 Global rank: 32nd

Colombia's external debt to gni was 45.85% in 1989, decreased +0.09pp from 45.94% in 1988. This was the 32nd highest globally.

Global Ranking - 1989▾
External Debt to GNI by Country - 1989
RankCountryValueYoY
1st Iran, Islamic Republic of 5.42% 14.1%
2nd China 12.89% -5.0%
3rd St. Lucia 14.34% 0.6%
4th Botswana 19.52% -9.6%
5th Vanuatu 20.45% 7.5%
6th Cambodia 24.04% 64.8%
7th India 25.19% 24.7%
8th St. Vincent and the Grenadines 25.36% -0.5%
9th Rwanda 26.02% -5.2%
10th Brazil 26.41% -29.1%
11th Fiji 27.20% -19.7%
12th Burkina Faso 27.55% -15.2%
13th Chad 27.99% 3.9%
14th Belize 28.50% -10.5%
15th Bhutan 29.34% 7.6%
16th Lebanon 30.26% -
17th Haiti 31.70% -6.5%
18th Guatemala 32.82% -7.1%
19th Thailand 33.00% -8.0%
20th Tonga 35.37% 7.3%
21st Grenada 35.55% -9.9%
22nd Bangladesh 36.38% -3.8%
23rd Mauritius 37.09% -4.6%
24th Nepal 38.39% 14.8%
25th Maldives 38.86% -13.9%
26th Türkiye 39.67% -14.5%
27th Lesotho 40.26% 13.6%
28th Zimbabwe 41.29% -5.2%
29th Uganda 42.15% 40.1%
30th Mexico 44.12% -22.6%
31st Dominica 44.50% -1.6%
32nd Colombia 45.85% -0.2%
33rd Samoa 46.33% -0.3%
34th Cabo Verde 46.57% -0.7%
35th Pakistan 46.71% 3.0%
36th Bulgaria 47.48% 17.5%
37th Cameroon 49.68% 25.9%
38th Algeria 50.85% 10.2%
39th Comoros 50.97% -9.6%
40th El Salvador 51.09% -0.9%
41st Senegal 53.21% -15.3%
42nd Paraguay 55.33% -10.5%
43rd Central African Republic 57.40% 6.2%
44th Solomon Islands 60.60% -1.8%
45th Philippines 60.93% -11.7%
46th Malawi 60.93% -10.0%
47th Togo 62.86% -2.4%
48th Guinea 64.16% -5.1%
49th Dominican Republic 65.26% -19.0%
50th Sudan 65.73% -21.2%
51st Indonesia 66.06% -2.0%
52nd Ghana 66.27% 7.2%
53rd Honduras 67.46% 11.4%
54th Papua New Guinea 67.87% 6.1%
55th Niger 69.54% -8.6%
56th Tunisia 72.48% 2.3%
57th Angola 72.69% -
58th Benin 73.09% -0.3%
59th Kenya 73.26% 1.3%
60th Sri Lanka 74.76% -0.1%
61st Burundi 81.08% 7.3%
62nd Gabon 84.78% 6.0%
63rd Morocco 87.51% 2.7%
64th Peru 89.74% -31.7%
65th Ecuador 90.82% -0.7%
66th Argentina 93.34% 92.0%
67th Tanzania 93.76% 12.7%
68th Bolivia, Plurinational State of 94.91% -17.7%
69th Mali 97.51% 3.4%
70th Congo, Democratic Republic of 110.40% 4.7%
71st Guinea-Bissau 113.78% -18.5%
72nd Madagascar 114.90% -6.1%
73rd Jamaica 114.93% -13.3%
74th Egypt, Arab Republic of 116.38% -12.3%
75th Sierra Leone 123.22% 18.7%
76th Gambia, The 126.37% 5.7%
77th Mauritania 141.53% -7.1%
78th São Tomé and Principe 146.03% 23.1%
79th Côte d'Ivoire 177.02% 23.4%
80th Somalia, Fed. Rep. 179.29% -3.5%
81st Liberia 181.63% -0.6%
82nd Jordan 181.69% 83.3%
83rd Zambia 182.66% -9.5%
84th Lao PDR 206.44% -6.9%
85th Congo, Republic of 208.67% -1.8%
86th Myanmar 236.61% -25.8%
87th Viet Nam 327.06% -
88th Guyana 647.79% 9.1%
89th Nicaragua 1,233.10% 216.8%

FAQ

What was Colombia's external debt to gni in 1989?▾

Colombia's external debt to gni in 1989 was 45.85%. This ranked 32nd globally.

How did Colombia's external debt to gni change in 1989?▾

Colombia's external debt to gni decreased by 0.2% in 1989 compared to 1988.

Which country had the highest external debt to gni in 1989?▾

Nicaragua had the highest external debt to gni in 1989 at 1,233.10%.

What is the external debt to gni of Colombia in 1989?▾

The external debt to gni of Colombia in 1989 was 45.85%. This ranked 32nd globally.

How does 1989 compare to 1988 for Colombia's external debt to gni?▾

Colombia's external debt to gni went from 45.94% in 1988 to 45.85% in 1989, a 0.2% decrease.

HistorySaid - pattern alert

Colombia matched the Orthodox Tightening Cycle pattern in 1989. Historically: 311 occurrences, 177 successful (57%). Outcome 24 months later: 30.4%. View full analysis →

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