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Montenegro Highest Short-term Debt

Name: Montenegro Short-term Debt
Creator: World Bank
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51.22% in 2009

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

The highest short-term debt in Montenegro was 51.22% in 2009. The top 5 years were: 2009 (51.22%), 2008 (40.08%), 2007 (31.17%), 2012 (8.71%), 2011 (8.24%).

Top 5 Highest Years▾

Montenegro Top 5 Highest Short-term Debt Years
Rank	Year	Value
1st	2009	51.22%
2nd	2008	40.08%
3rd	2007	31.17%
4th	2012	8.71%
5th	2011	8.24%

All Data (sorted by value)▾

Year	Value	Change	Rank
2009	51.22%	+11.14%	116th
2008	40.08%	+8.91%	109th
2007	31.17%	+31.17%	102nd
2012	8.71%	+0.48%	56th
2011	8.24%	+4.11%	55th
2013	6.98%	−1.73%	44th
2021	4.81%	+0.90%	37th
2020	3.91%	+0.55%	30th
2024	2.69%	+0.72%	29th
2019	3.36%	+0.70%	28th
2018	2.66%	−0.73%	25th
2017	3.39%	+0.62%	29th
2016	2.78%	−0.87%	21st
2015	3.65%	−0.54%	28th
2014	4.19%	−2.80%	30th
2010	4.13%	−47.09%	30th
2025	1.57%	−1.12%	93rd
2023	1.97%	−0.43%	21st
2022	2.40%	−2.41%	20th
2006	0.00%	–	2nd

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