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Spain Lowest Budget Deficit

-11.50% in 2012
General government net lending/borrowing as % of GDP · IMF WEO

The lowest budget deficit in Spain was -11.50% in 2012. The top 5 years were: 2012 (-11.50%), 2009 (-11.24%), 2020 (-10.03%), 2011 (-9.70%), 2010 (-9.49%).

Top 5 Lowest Years▾
Spain Top 5 Lowest Budget Deficit Years
RankYearValue
1st 2012 -11.50%
2nd 2009 -11.24%
3rd 2020 -10.03%
4th 2011 -9.70%
5th 2010 -9.49%
All Data (sorted by value)▾
YearValueChangeRank
2012 -11.50% −1.80% 5th
2009 -11.24% −6.68% 12th
2020 -10.03% −6.99% 34th
2011 -9.70% −0.21% 9th
2010 -9.49% +1.75% 12th
2021 -6.66% +3.37% 46th
2013 -7.49% +4.01% 15th
1996 -5.87% +0.93% 20th
1995 -6.79% −0.48% 17th
1994 -6.32% +0.57% 24th
1993 -6.89% −2.63% 25th
2015 -5.27% +0.81% 45th
2014 -6.07% +1.42% 26th
1986 -5.93% +0.87% 10th
1985 -6.80% −1.41% 12th
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Source: IMF WEO (GGXCNL_NGDP)
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