The ECB has released some debt figures for the Eurozone and its countries, presenting total public and private debt as a percentage of GDP. Major countries of note to be included were as follows:
- Luxembourg total debt to GDP rose to 4,368.6% from 4,309.2%.
- Ireland total debt to GDP rose to 1,074.7% from 1,056.2%.
- Holland's total debt to GDP fell to 648.8% from 651.1%.
- Spain's total debt to GDP fell to 404.3% from 406.6%
- France's total debt to GDP rose to 397.8% from 386.5%
- Italy's total debt to GDP rose to 371% from 370.6%
- Germany's total debt to GDP fell to 296.7% from 296.9%
Also, the ECB reported total financial debt for the various countries. Notable figures were as follows:
- Eurozone financial debt fell to 147.9% from 148.0%
- Luxembourg financial debt rose to 3,726.0% of GDP from 3,674.7%
- Ireland's financial debt fell to 639.4% of GDP from 650.3%
- France's financial debt rose to 144.1% of GDP from 134.6%
- Spain's financial debt fell to 111.0% of GDP from 112.5%
- Italy's financial debt fell to 106.2% of GDP from 108.7%
- Germany's financial debt fell to 89.3% of GDP from 89.6%
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