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Nicaragua: Gross debt position (IMF)

26.78percent · 2031-44.7% since 2021

All liabilities that require future payment of interest and/or principal by the debtor to the creditor. This includes debt liabilities in the form of special drawing rights, currency, and deposits; debt securities; loans; insurance, pension, and standardized guarantee schemes; and other accounts payable. (See the 2014 edition of the IMF's Government Finance Statistics Manual and Public Sector Debt Statistics Manual). The term "public debt" is used in the Fiscal Monitor, for simplicity, as synonymous with gross debt of the general government, unless otherwise specified. (Strictly speaking, the term "public debt" refers to the debt of the public sector as a whole, which includes financial and nonfinancial public enterprises and the central bank.) Annual figures for Nicaragua from 1997 to 2031.

19972031

Every year

YearValue (percent)Note
203126.781projection
203027.011projection
202927.906projection
202828.372projection
202728.77projection
202631.738
202534.633
202437.865
202342.391
202245.919
202148.433
202049.16
201944.204
201839.091
201734.654
201630.923
201528.911
201428.69
201328.835
201227.852
201128.794
201030.347
200929.258
200825.999
200730.916
200651.156
200566.608
200484.048
2003109.54
2002110.385
200187.476
200095.219
199999.826
199886.47
199786.405

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International Monetary Fund (2026). Gross debt position (IMF). Interva. https://interva.co/dataset/imf-gross-debt-position (accessed 2026-11-07). catalog snapshot 2026-11-05.

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