Public sector external debt, monthly, Oct 2020-Sep 2021 (aggregated)
- Total public sector external debt (incl. arrears) rose from USD 2,216.0 M (Oct-2020) to USD 2,258.3 M (Sep-2021).
- Bilateral creditors accounted for about 87-88% of the total, with Venezuela (BANDES/PetroCaribe) alone at roughly 81-82% throughout the period.
- Payment arrears climbed steadily from USD 363.2 M (16.4% of total) in Oct-2020 to USD 450.8 M (20.0% of total) in Sep-2021.
- Multilateral creditors (FMI, FIDA, BID, OPEC Fund) held a roughly stable 12-12.5% share, with FMI the largest multilateral creditor at about USD 175-185 M.
This is a one-page monthly statistical table issued by Haiti's Ministry of Economy and Finance (MEF), presenting the outstanding stock of the public sector's external debt in aggregated form, including payment arrears, for the twelve months from October 2020 to September 2021, expressed in millions of US dollars. The table separates long-term debt into bilateral creditors (dominated by the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela under PetroCaribe/BANDES arrangements and Chine Taipei/Taiwan) and multilateral creditors (FIDA/IFAD, FMI/IMF, BID/IDB, OPEC Fund), plus a small 'dette reamenagee' (rescheduled debt) line, alongside a lower panel expressing each category as a percentage of total external debt. Data are sourced from the Banque de la Republique d'Haiti (BRH).
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Ministry of Economy and Finance (MEF), Public sector external debt, monthly, Oct 2020-Sep 2021 (aggregated), https://www.mef.gouv.ht/storage/app/uploads/public/648/760/ece/648760eced046313924947.pdf