Public Debt Reaches a New Historical Peak: 1.69 Billion Euros, 103.4% of Gdp
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Public debt increased by 4% year-on-year in the second quarter of the year to a new record, with 1.69 billion euros, the equivalent of 103.4% of GDP.
The liquidity buffer is sufficient to cover 7.78 months of bond maturities ahead. In July, the buffer was sufficient to cover 7.75 months.
The debt of the Public Administrations has been at 103.4% of GDP in the second quarter of 2025, according to the Banco de España. Although there has been a reduction of 1.8 percentage points in the debt-to-GDP ratio, this relief does not imply that Spain owes less, but that the economy grows faster than the debt. As the ratio is calculated by dividing the debt between the GDP, when the denominator —the wealth of the country— increases, the perce…
Spain's public debt has again reached another historic peak, reaching 1.691 trillion euros in the second quarter of the year, as reported by the Banco de España on Tuesday. In terms of gross domestic product (GDP), the government's indebtedness has remained, but this is only the so-called denominator effect. As the economy grows, the relative weight of the debt does not change, but it continues to rise to levels never seen.In this sense, accordi…
The debt of the general government as a whole has reached a new historical peak in the second quarter of 2025: 1,691 billion euros, according to data advanced by the...
Public debt remained at 103.4% of GDP in the second quarter of the year, the same rate as in the first quarter and 1.8 percentage points less than in the same quarter of 2024, although the amount has set a new record by reaching 1.69 trillion euros. According to data published this Tuesday by the Banco de España, a record amount of debt has also been reached in the central government with 1,548 trillion euros, equivalent to 94.7% of GDP, accordi…
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