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Greece Lowest Budget Deficit

-15.42% in 2009
General government net lending/borrowing as % of GDP · IMF WEO

The lowest budget deficit in Greece was -15.42% in 2009. The top 5 years were: 2009 (-15.42%), 1990 (-13.29%), 1989 (-11.90%), 1993 (-11.45%), 2010 (-11.42%).

Top 5 Lowest Years▾
Greece Top 5 Lowest Budget Deficit Years
RankYearValue
1st 2009 -15.42%
2nd 1990 -13.29%
3rd 1989 -11.90%
4th 1993 -11.45%
5th 2010 -11.42%
All Data (sorted by value)▾
YearValueChangeRank
2009 -15.42% −5.11% 6th
1990 -13.29% −1.39% 5th
2010 -11.42% +4.00% 7th
1993 -11.45% −0.81% 8th
1989 -11.90% −2.27% 3rd
2020 -10.34% −10.25% 30th
2011 -10.50% +0.92% 6th
2008 -10.32% −3.51% 7th
1992 -10.65% −1.02% 8th
2004 -9.05% −1.01% 8th
1995 -9.87% −1.39% 8th
1991 -9.63% +3.66% 10th
1988 -9.63% −1.54% 6th
1985 -9.56% −2.37% 5th
2021 -7.58% +2.76% 31st
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Source: IMF WEO (GGXCNL_NGDP)
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