Debt-to-GDP

Why it matters: The EU reference value is 60%. Countries below ~60% usually have more fiscal room and lower refinancing risk. Persistently high ratios (>90%) make public finances more sensitive to rate shocks and recessions.

Live ranking by Debt / GDP (updates every ~0.5s).
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#1
🇦🇹AustriaDebt: €405,712,366,327
<60%60–90%>90%
#2
🇧🇪BelgiumDebt: €716,762,709,656
<60%60–90%>90%
#3
🇧🇬BulgariaDebt: €40,490,984,738
<60%60–90%>90%
#4
🇭🇷CroatiaDebt: €53,505,129,866
<60%60–90%>90%
#5
🇨🇾CyprusDebt: €16,707,512,649
<60%60–90%>90%
#6
🇨🇿CzechiaDebt: €171,475,922,567
<60%60–90%>90%
#7
🇩🇰DenmarkDebt: €101,511,203,559
<60%60–90%>90%
#8
🇪🇪EstoniaDebt: €11,329,373,887
<60%60–90%>90%
#9
🇫🇮FinlandDebt: €260,980,859,861
<60%60–90%>90%
#10
🇫🇷FranceDebt: €3,411,289,618,317
<60%60–90%>90%
#11
🇩🇪GermanyDebt: €2,939,754,024,740
<60%60–90%>90%
#12
🇬🇷GreeceDebt: €352,667,473,636
<60%60–90%>90%
#13
🇭🇺HungaryDebt: €177,272,403,143
<60%60–90%>90%
#14
🇮🇪IrelandDebt: €211,967,142,975
<60%60–90%>90%
#15
🇮🇹ItalyDebt: €3,126,847,740,525
<60%60–90%>90%
#16
🇱🇻LatviaDebt: €22,693,266,847
<60%60–90%>90%
#17
🇱🇹LithuaniaDebt: €32,475,826,817
<60%60–90%>90%
#18
🇱🇺LuxembourgDebt: €22,449,483,684
<60%60–90%>90%
#19
🇲🇹MaltaDebt: €11,831,408,918
<60%60–90%>90%
#20
🇳🇱NetherlandsDebt: €586,561,641,455
<60%60–90%>90%
#21
🇵🇱PolandDebt: €621,733,681,400
<60%60–90%>90%
#22
🇵🇹PortugalDebt: €234,539,527,217
<60%60–90%>90%
#23
🇷🇴RomaniaDebt: €238,491,810,046
<60%60–90%>90%
#24
🇸🇰SlovakiaDebt: €83,972,430,119
<60%60–90%>90%
#25
🇸🇮SloveniaDebt: €44,816,439,686
<60%60–90%>90%
#26
🇪🇸SpainDebt: €1,675,042,406,893
<60%60–90%>90%
#27
🇸🇪SwedenDebt: €248,839,892,706
<60%60–90%>90%
Source: Eurostat (government debt & nominal GDP; GDP latest available period). Ratios are live estimates.