Using data from the International Monetary Fund on Total IMF Credit Outstanding, the 10 countries most in debt to the IMF are listed here, with Argentina and Egypt topping the list.
The International Monetary Fund (IMF), which was founded in 1944, offers financial assistance and policy recommendations to nations to promote stability, productivity, and employment prospects.
To handle economic crises, stabilize their currencies, carry out structural reforms, and ease balance of payments issues, nations apply for loans from the IMF.
Bruno Venditti of Visual Capitalist has created a graphic that illustrates the top 10 nations with the most debt to the fund.
Methodology
Using data from the International Monetary Fund on Total IMF Credit Outstanding, this ranking is based on the most recent debt figures for each country, accurate as of April 29, 2024.
Argentina Tops the Rank
The amount of Argentina's debt to the IMF is 5.3% of its GDP. The nation possesses mor...
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