Short-term debt to reserves - country rankings

(measure: percent; Source: The World Bank)

* indicates monthly or quarterly data series

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Short-term debt to reserves - Country rankings:

The average for 2016 was 85.86 percent.The highest value was in Sudan: 2992.34 percent and the lowest value was in Nigeria: 0 percent. Below is a chart for all countries where data are available for: Short-term debt to reserves.

Country

1. Sudan

2. Panama

3. Zimbabwe

4. Venezuela

5. Belarus

6. Mongolia

7. Ukraine

8. Tajikistan

9. Sri Lanka

10. Argentina

11. Tunisia

12. Chad

13. Mauritius

14. Turkey

15. Malaysia

16. Georgia

17. Laos

18. Moldova

19. El Salvador

20. Paraguay

21. Jordan

22. South Africa

23. Albania

24. Nicaragua

25. Egypt

26. Armenia

27. Jamaica

28. Ghana

29. Domin. Rep.

30. Zambia

31. Guyana

32. Macedonia

33. Vietnam

34. Indonesia

35. Morocco

36. Papua N.G.

37. C.A. Republic

38. Mozambique

39. Bulgaria

40. Costa Rica

41. Gabon

42. DR Congo

43. Pakistan

44. Romania

45. Thailand

46. Ethiopia

47. Mexico

48. Kenya

49. R. of Congo

50. Saint Lucia

51. Maldives

52. China

53. Colombia

54. Bangladesh

55. Guinea

56. Kazakhstan

57. India

58. Grenada

59. Ecuador

60. Azerbaijan

61. Mauritania

62. Gambia

63. Rwanda

64. Montenegro

65. Cambodia

66. Philippines

67. Kyrgyzstan

68. Madagascar

69. Swaziland

70. Brazil

71. Burma

72. Sierra Leone

73. S.T.&Principe

74. Bosnia & Herz.

75. Djibouti

76. Peru

77. Cameroon

78. Russia

79. Vanuatu

80. Honduras

81. Fiji

82. Serbia

83. Guatemala

84. Lebanon

85. Solomon Isl.

86. Botswana

87. Bolivia

88. Nepal

89. Dominica

90. Afghanistan

91. St. Vincent & ...

92. Algeria

93. Belize

94. Comoros

95. Angola

96. Burundi

97. Cape Verde

98. Tonga

99. Bhutan

100. Haiti

101. Lesotho

102. Nigeria

Definition: Short-term debt includes all debt having an original maturity of one year or less and interest in arrears on long-term debt. Total reserves includes gold.