IMF: Forecasts Rapid Reduction of Greece's Public Debt to 128.7% of GDP in 2027 and 111.1% in 2031 - iefimerida.gr
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According to the latest IMF Report, the United States and France lead the public debt race. On the other hand, Italy's debt/GDP will fall from 137.9% of 2026 to 135.6% in 2031 and will be exceeded by the US debt in 2030. China's debt also grows considerably and in 2031 it will reach 122.1% of GDP.
Based on the Fund's data, Greece's debt this year will be lower than Italy's in the Eurozone, while in 2031 it will also be lower than the debt of France and Belgium.
The IMF predicts a reduction in Greece's public debt to 136% of GDP in 2026 from 146.6% last year and a further rapid decline to 128.7% in 2027 and 111.1% in 2031. The data published by the International Monetary Fund are in accordance with the data announced (World Economic Outlook Database) for the global economy, in the context of its annual meeting taking place in Bangkok. Reduction of Greece's debt The reduction in Greece's debt is expect…
Fitch estimates that the Italian debt will rise to 138.2% of GDP in 2026, before starting to fall from 2027. It weighs interest, population ageing and moderate growth.
Ανάπτυξη 1,7% το 2026 και περαιτέρω μείωση του χρέους προβλέπει η Fitch
Η Fitch διατηρεί την Ελλάδα στη βαθμίδα «BBB» με σταθερές προοπτικές, προβλέποντας υποχώρηση του δημόσιου χρέους στο 129,4% του ΑΕΠ έως το 2028. Ανάπτυξη, επενδύσεις και μεταρρυθμίσεις θα κρίνουν τα επόμενα βήματα, ενώ το εξωτερικό έλλειμμα παραμένει πρόκληση The post Ανάπτυξη 1,7% το 2026 και περαιτέρω μείωση του χρέους προβλέπει η Fitch appeared first on Protagon.gr.
The new estimates are more favorable than those of last April, when the Fund predicted that the debt would reach 136.9% of GDP in 2026 and 130.3% in 2027. The de-escalation of Greek public debt is faster than initial estimates, according to the new forecasts of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), which is revising its estimates for 2026 and 2027 downwards. Greek debt is expected to fall to 136% of GDP this year, from 146.6% in 2025, while by …
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