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Mexico Highest Short-term Debt

31.86% in 1981
Short-term debt as % of total external debt · World Bank

The highest short-term debt in Mexico was 31.86% in 1981. The top 5 years were: 1981 (31.86%), 1982 (30.38%), 1994 (28.10%), 1980 (28.07%), 1993 (27.50%).

Top 5 Highest Years▾
Mexico Top 5 Highest Short-term Debt Years
RankYearValue
1st 1981 31.86%
2nd 1982 30.38%
3rd 1994 28.10%
4th 1980 28.07%
5th 1993 27.50%
All Data (sorted by value)▾
YearValueChangeRank
1981 31.86% +3.79% 89th
1982 30.38% −1.48% 87th
1994 28.10% +0.61% 105th
1993 27.50% +5.68% 105th
1980 28.07% +9.40% 79th
1995 22.37% −5.73% 103rd
1992 21.82% +2.68% 97th
2013 18.35% +0.82% 86th
1997 18.72% −0.22% 88th
1996 18.94% −3.44% 92nd
1991 19.14% +3.76% 84th
1979 18.67% +4.90% 62nd
2012 17.54% +2.63% 84th
1977 17.38% +3.10% 53rd
2014 14.97% −3.38% 77th
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