The central government owes about 0.8 years' worth of the country's entire economic output.
Government debt in Argentina over time
34 official observations, 1992 → 2025. Every point is a published value — never interpolated.
Rank
#92 of 125
lower is better
Ranked behind
26 %
33 of 125 countries
Latest move
▼ 4.50 pp
since 2024
Below its peak
73.30 pp
peak 153.40 % in 2023
Full series
▲ 55.10 pp
since 1992
In Americas: #18 of 26vs median 54.70 %: +25.40 pp (worse)
Among 125 countries
Half of all 125 countries sit between 36.10 % and 81.70 %. Argentina is ahead of 26 % of them. Axis trimmed to the 2nd–98th percentile; 5 values beyond it sit in the end bars.
General government gross debt as a share of GDP (IMF World Economic Outlook, annual).
How to read this figure
Central government debt as a share of GDP (World Bank). General government debt (including local government and social funds) can be meaningfully higher; comparisons across countries are indicative.