Top 20 Most Indebted Countries in the World: Internal and External Debt Details

Here are the top 20 most indebted countries with their approximate total debt amounts, including details on internal and external debts where available:

  1. Japan
  • Total Debt: $12.6 trillion (256% of GDP)
  • Internal Debt: Predominantly domestic
  • External Debt: Approximately $2.4 trillion
  1. Greece
  • Total Debt: $372 billion (207% of GDP)
  • Internal Debt: Significant
  • External Debt: Approximately $330 billion
  1. Lebanon
  • Total Debt: $103 billion (172% of GDP)
  • Internal Debt: Significant
  • External Debt: Approximately $30 billion
  1. Italy
  • Total Debt: $3.1 trillion (151% of GDP)
  • Internal Debt: Predominantly domestic
  • External Debt: Approximately $500 billion
  1. Portugal
  • Total Debt: $330 billion (132% of GDP)
  • Internal Debt: Significant
  • External Debt: Approximately $280 billion
  1. Singapore
  • Total Debt: $520 billion (131% of GDP)
  • Internal Debt: Significant
  • External Debt: Approximately $380 billion
  1. United States
  • Total Debt: $32.8 trillion (125% of GDP)
  • Internal Debt: Predominantly domestic (Federal Reserve, Social Security Trust Fund)
  • External Debt: Approximately $8.7 trillion
  1. Belgium
  • Total Debt: $600 billion (115% of GDP)
  • Internal Debt: Significant
  • External Debt: Approximately $350 billion
  1. Spain
  • Total Debt: $1.5 trillion (113% of GDP)
  • Internal Debt: Predominantly domestic
  • External Debt: Approximately $700 billion
  1. France
    • Total Debt: $3.1 trillion (112% of GDP)
    • Internal Debt: Predominantly domestic
    • External Debt: Approximately $1.0 trillion
  2. United Kingdom
    • Total Debt: $3.1 trillion (104% of GDP)
    • Internal Debt: Predominantly domestic
    • External Debt: Approximately $1.2 trillion
  3. Brazil
    • Total Debt: $1.6 trillion (101% of GDP)
    • Internal Debt: Significant
    • External Debt: Approximately $400 billion
  4. Argentina
    • Total Debt: $466 billion (97% of GDP)
    • Internal Debt: Significant
    • External Debt: Approximately $250 billion
  5. Canada
    • Total Debt: $2.1 trillion (96% of GDP)
    • Internal Debt: Predominantly domestic
    • External Debt: Approximately $700 billion
  6. Ireland
    • Total Debt: $370 billion (95% of GDP)
    • Internal Debt: Predominantly domestic
    • External Debt: Approximately $300 billion
  7. South Africa
    • Total Debt: $350 billion (94% of GDP)
    • Internal Debt: Significant
    • External Debt: Approximately $160 billion
  8. Sri Lanka
    • Total Debt: $90 billion (91% of GDP)
    • Internal Debt: Significant
    • External Debt: Approximately $50 billion
  9. Pakistan
    • Total Debt: $338 billion (90% of GDP)
    • Internal Debt: Significant
    • External Debt: Approximately $130 billion
  10. Egypt
    • Total Debt: $460 billion (89% of GDP)
    • Internal Debt: Significant
    • External Debt: Approximately $130 billion
  11. India
    • Total Debt: $3.2 trillion (88% of GDP)
    • Internal Debt: Predominantly domestic
    • External Debt: Approximately $600 billion

These figures reflect approximate debt levels and can vary with changes in economic conditions, government policies, and currency exchange rates.

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