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321
20.11.2019
to launch foreign currency refinancing to help Russian businesses smoothly repay their external debt when foreign markets closed themselves off to many of them. This
domestic
institutions, and of the part of the external debt of Russia corresponding
to the external debt of banks and other organisations, except for domestic
Other liabilities
General Provisions include external debt under current transactions.
The debt of the former USSR includes borrowings from
External debt (according to international methodology
debt to GDP lowest in both EM and DM spaces
External debt, $bn Reserves, $bn Developed countries Emerging countries Russia
800 120% 109%
External debt
debt to GDP lowest in both EM and DM spaces
External debt, $bn Reserves, $bn Developed countries Emerging countries Russia
800 120% 109%
External debt
Other liabilities
General Provisions include external debt under current transactions.
The debt of the former USSR includes borrowings from
External debt (according to international methodology
debt to GDP lowest in both EM and DM spaces
External debt, $bn Reserves, $bn Developed countries Emerging countries Russia
800 120% 109%
External debt
2022 (vs 4% of GDP in 2018) on the backdrop
of reducing external debt payments and a
slight reduction of the possibilities for Russian
companies
329
30.09.2019
economies, high commodity price periods lead to a boom in lending and external debt growth followed by complications in foreign currency lending when commodity markets
Other liabilities
General Provisions include external debt under current transactions.
The debt of the former USSR includes borrowings from
External debt (according to international methodology