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Iceland Government Debt to GDP

Government Debt to GDP in Iceland was 56.10 percent of GDP in 2025, compared with 60.40 in 2024. The series ranges from 26.50 to 136.60. Source: IMF WEO (general government) · Series: GC.DOD.TOTL.GD.ZS.

General government gross debt as a share of GDP (IMF World Economic Outlook definition).

19822025
ActualPreviousHighestLowestDatesUnitFrequency
56.10 60.40 136.60 26.50 1982 – 2025 percent of GDPYearly

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