External debt stocks rose to 15.9% in 2023, from 14.6% in 2022.

External debt stocks, disbursed and outstanding (DOD), current US$ and percent of gross national income (GNI), annual. The series gives total external debt for Haiti and four components that sum to the total: public and publicly guaranteed (PPG) debt, private nonguaranteed (PNG) debt, short-term debt and use of IMF credit.

Latest value: 15.9% (2023)

Coverage: 1980–2023 · Frequency: annual · 44 observations

Source: International Debt Statistics

Recent observations

PeriodValue — % of GNI
198833.9%
198931.7%
199030.5%
199123.3%
199237.0%
199345.3%
199435.0%
199529.7%
199631.6%
199732.0%
199828.6%
199929.4%
200017.7%
200120.1%
200220.5%
200326.9%
200421.8%
200519.2%
200619.9%
200718.5%
200820.0%
200913.4%
20108.80%
20116.51%
20129.19%
201311.3%
201413.8%
201515.0%
201616.3%
201715.6%
201815.0%
201916.4%
202018.0%
202114.2%
202214.6%
202315.9%

Available breakdowns: External Debt Component (5)

Methodology

Coverage External debt of low- and middle-income countries, compiled by the World Bank. Borrowing countries report loan by loan to the Debtor Reporting System, and creditor reporting fills gaps. Definitions Stocks are debt disbursed and outstanding at year-end, in current US dollars and as a share of gross national income (GNI).

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How to cite

International Debt Statistics, External debt stocks, 1980–2023, https://www.worldbank.org/en/programs/debt-statistics/ids

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External debt stocks — Haiti

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