Nigeria’s public debt-to-GDP ratio dropped to 39.4 per cent in the first quarter of 2025 following the successful rebasing of the country’s Gross Domestic Product by the National Bureau of Statistics.

Government debt across the euro area and European Union rose in the first quarter of 2025, while Cyprus recorded one of the largest annual decreases in debt and posted a strong budget surplus.At the ...

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Black framed the debt-to-GDP ratio as akin to a company's debt-to-income level, noting its stability since 2020 despite post-war and recessionary spikes.

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THE appropriate benchmark for sustainable debt for the Philippines is now 70% of gross domestic product (GDP), according to Malacañang.

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Rebased figures lift Nigeria’s GDP to $243.5B in 2024, lowering debt burden and reshaping economic weight. Highlights: ● GDP Jumps 41.7% after rebasing with 2019 as the new base year, rising to ₦372.8 ...

Several estimates say the bill could push that ratio even higher. The Yale Budget Lab projects that the debt-to-GDP ratio in 2054 will be 179.1 percent when factoring in the megabill.

He said while the debt-to-GDP ratio remains within moderate limits, debt servicing costs, foreign exchange pressures, and limited fiscal space are creating significant challenges.

The CBO estimated at the beginning of this year that the debt would reach 166 percent of the GDP by 2054. Several estimates say the bill could push that ratio even higher. The Yale Budget Lab projects ...