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Bulgaria: Net financial flows, bilateral

-31.61Mcurrent USD · 2022+60.2% since 2012

Bilateral debt includes loans from governments and their agencies (including central banks), loans from autonomous bodies, and direct loans from official export credit agencies. Net flows (or net lending or net disbursements) received by the borrower during the year are disbursements minus principal repayments. Data are in current U.S. dollars. Annual figures for Bulgaria from 1984 to 2022.

19842022

Every year

YearValue (current USD)Note
2022-31,605,444.2
2021-36,334,462
2020-35,963,216.2
2019-36,372,467.2
2018-76,188,024.5
201745,141,972.6
2016-58,454,093.8
2015-54,166,978.7
2014-63,332,177.5
2013-69,669,746.8
2012-79,371,708
2011-71,053,831
2010-53,309,720.5
2009-5,171,882.6
200878,681,535.7
200721,094,862.6
200620,021,288.5
200513,923,977.4
2004-69,372,558.8
2003-76,020,514.3
2002-130,842,950.8
2001-188,609,611.8
2000-14,267,581.5
1999-97,361,233.2
1998-104,368,050.6
1997-62,034,734.6
1996-77,208,099.2
199524,786,675.2
19943,435,788.8
1993103,446,808.6
199211,848,653.8
19919,602,661
199035,672,825.5
198931,354,101
1988350,952,653.1
1987608,520,316.5
1986246,472,722.5
198530,368,567.7
198410,368,408.2

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