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Argentina Debt Dashboard

Latest data: 2024 | Updated 2/2/2026

Total Debt-to-GDP

78.8%

Elevated78.8%
Debt Service / Revenue

35086577.8%

Distress Zone35086577.8%
GDP Growth

-1.3%

GDP (USD)

$638.4B

Inflation: 219.9%

Debt Sustainability Assessment

Total Debt / GDP
Elevated78.8%
External Debt / GDP
Comfortable39.1%
Debt Service / Revenue
Distress Zone35086577.8%
Inflation Rate
Distress Zone219.9%
FX Reserves (months)
Manageable3.5 mo
GDP Growth
Distress Zone-1.3%

Key Insights

High Debt Alert

Argentina's debt-to-GDP of 78.8% exceeds the 70% high-risk threshold. Historical analysis shows a 40% probability of debt restructuring within 5 years at these levels.

Debt Service Crisis

Argentina spends 35086577.8% of government revenue on debt payments, leaving less than half for public services, infrastructure, and development. This level is widely regarded as unsustainable.

High Inflation

Argentina's inflation rate of 219.9% is severely eroding purchasing power, disproportionately affecting the poorest households and undermining macroeconomic stability.

Low Import Cover

Argentina's reserves of 3.5 months of import cover are below the recommended 4-month buffer, limiting the central bank's ability to defend the currency or absorb trade shocks.

Debt Composition

External debt by creditor type

No composition data available

Debt Trends Over Time

No historical data available

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