Russia's external debt as a percentage of GDP stands at 2.6%, while the national debt stands at 17.5%
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Russia's external debt is 2.6 per cent, and the overall public debt is at 17.5 per cent, reported President Vladimir Putin. "Russian foreign debt is only 2.6 per cent, Russian public debt 17.5 per cent", said Putin to IP's author, Paul Zarubin. He also noted an increase in industrial production. "By the way, in Russia, industrial production grew – plus 10 per cent compared to 2021. And in the case of manufacturing – plus 21 per cent. This is a d…
The Russian Federation ' s external debt is 2.6 per cent of GDP, while total public debt is 17.5 per cent, Russian President Vladimir Putin said.
Russia's external debt as a percentage of GDP stands at 2.6%, while the national debt stands at 17.5%
Russia's external debt as a percentage of GDP stands at 2.6%, while the national debt stands at 17.5%. Putin cited such figures in an interview with Vesti journalist Zarubin, comparing them with the higher figures of the EU countries.
Russia's external public debt amounts to only 2.6 per cent of GDP, and total public debt reaches 17.5 per cent, and Russian President Vladimir Putin gave these figures in an interview with Is "Vesti" Pavel Zarubin.
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