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Capital Accounts (Depository Corporations Survey, Domestic currency) by country

The Monetary and Financial Statistics (MFS), Non-standard dataset provides discontinued, vintage country-reported financial data that are not harmonized and use country-specific terms.

Countries reporting
155
Highest
12,870,000,000,000.00 trillion
Zimbabwe
Lowest
-9.70 trillion
Iraq
Median
71.41 billion
Years covered
75
1950–2024
Data points
5,804

What the numbers show

Capital Accounts (Depository Corporations Survey, Domestic currency) is currently reported for 155 countries. The highest value is 12,870,000,000,000.00 trillion in Zimbabwe; the lowest is -9.70 trillion in Iraq.

The median across all reporting countries is 71.41 billion, and the mean is 83,032,258,084.71 trillion.

Over the past decade 149 countries rose and 4 fell. The largest increase was in Zimbabwe (up 186,433,000,000,000,000,000.0%), and the largest decrease in Tajikistan (down 1,393.8%).

Capital Accounts: full country ranking

#Country LatestYear 10-year changeTrend
1 Zimbabwe 12,870,000,000,000.00 trillion 2008 up 186,433,000,000,000,000,000.0% volatile
2 Viet Nam 2,037.22 trillion 2022 up 198.9% volatile
3 Indonesia 370.94 trillion 2008 up 1,237.8% volatile
4 Italy 356.78 trillion 1998 up 285.4% volatile
5 Republic of Korea 109.40 trillion 2012 up 116.5% volatile
6 Japan 49.03 trillion 2008 up 5.4% rising
7 Lebanon 47.95 trillion 2018 up 186.8% volatile
8 Colombia 47.87 trillion 2008 up 139.2% volatile
9 Spain 15.54 trillion 1998 up 140.1% volatile
10 Belarus 13.04 trillion 2008 up 41,269.0% volatile
11 Guinea 8.88 trillion 2021 up 839.8% volatile
12 Chile 7.11 trillion 2008 up 633.3% volatile
13 Greece 6.17 trillion 2000 up 589.1% volatile
14 China 5.83 trillion 2024 up 59.2% volatile
15 Cambodia 5.78 trillion 2008 up 278.2% volatile
16 Portugal 4.71 trillion 1998 up 314.8% volatile
17 Lao People's Democratic Republic 4.50 trillion 2010 up 409.9% volatile
18 Nigeria 3.66 trillion 2008 up 2,300.8% volatile
19 Paraguay 3.64 trillion 2008 up 48.0% volatile
20 Kazakhstan 2.78 trillion 2008 up 2,153.8% volatile
21 Thailand 2.60 trillion 2008 up 152.5% volatile
22 Hungary 2.55 trillion 2008 up 251.4% volatile
23 Zambia 2.46 trillion 2008 up 690.2% volatile
24 Belgium 2.13 trillion 1997 up 9,455.2% volatile
25 Angola 1.79 trillion 2013 up 3,536.6% volatile
26 Uganda 1.75 trillion 2008 up 202.5% volatile
27 France 1.52 trillion 1997 up 76.8% volatile
28 Tanzania, United Republic of 1.50 trillion 2008 up 2,427.8% volatile
29 Iceland 1.47 trillion 2007 up 3,063.3% volatile
30 Hong Kong 1.22 trillion 2017 up 38.2% rising
31 San Marino 1.10 trillion 1998 up 113.6% rising
32 Pakistan 1.00 trillion 2007 up 3,304.2% volatile
33 Madagascar 972.83 billion 2016 up 367.2% volatile
34 Slovenia 891.87 billion 2006 up 186.5% volatile
35 Sierra Leone 787.74 billion 2012 up 175.7% volatile
36 Sao Tome and Principe 686.97 billion 2008 up 731.9% volatile
37 Algeria 677.32 billion 2008 up 766.8% volatile
38 Mexico 672.59 billion 2008 up 635.5% volatile
39 Mongolia 667.20 billion 2008 up 787.0% volatile
40 Sri Lanka 664.12 billion 2015 up 250.4% volatile
41 Congo, Democratic Republic of the 661.02 billion 2012 up 316.9% volatile
42 Brazil 660.45 billion 2008 up 356.4% volatile
43 Philippines 634.94 billion 2007 up 68.2% volatile
44 Yemen 605.22 billion 2013 up 252.3% volatile
45 Germany 566.44 billion 1998 up 170.9% volatile
46 Luxembourg 565.64 billion 1997 up 3.3% rising
47 Myanmar 523.30 billion 2010 up 1,180.9% volatile
48 Denmark 512.63 billion 2008 up 90.5% rising
49 Sweden 512.45 billion 2008 up 179.9% volatile
50 Serbia 499.70 billion 2008 up 1,975.6% volatile
51 Argentina 447.32 billion 2017 up 885.6% volatile
52 Bangladesh 382.46 billion 2008 up 759.8% volatile
53 Costa Rica 378.22 billion 2008 up 187.7% volatile
54 United Arab Emirates 345.03 billion 2015 up 333.0% volatile
55 Switzerland 341.82 billion 2016 up 54.8% volatile
56 Cameroon 296.95 billion 2011 up 64.2% volatile
57 Czechia 247.42 billion 2008 down 43.0% falling
58 Malawi 243.87 billion 2016 up 1,909.7% volatile
59 Armenia 241.91 billion 2008 up 434.1% volatile
60 Ukraine 233.75 billion 2008 up 2,938.6% volatile
61 Australia 197.94 billion 2012 up 162.8% volatile
62 South Africa 192.18 billion 2008 up 256.0% volatile
63 Equatorial Guinea 188.06 billion 2011 up 1,222.7% volatile
64 Kenya 183.75 billion 2008 up 198.2% volatile
65 Gabon 179.45 billion 2011 up 63.4% volatile
66 Venezuela, Bolivarian Republic of 164.08 billion 2013 up 985.0% volatile
67 Malaysia 144.42 billion 2008 up 64.9% volatile
68 Canada 142.32 billion 2008 up 97.9% volatile
69 Poland 122.08 billion 2008 up 286.4% volatile
70 Norway 102.40 billion 2006 up 92.0% volatile
71 Chad 99.87 billion 2011 up 142.4% volatile
72 Türkiye 96.47 billion 2008 up 1,775.3% volatile
73 Jamaica 94.98 billion 2008 up 483.1% volatile
74 Burundi 89.61 billion 2008 up 157.7% volatile
75 Albania 89.28 billion 2008 up 75.3% rising
76 Mauritius 88.52 billion 2008 up 814.9% volatile
77 Congo 84.17 billion 2011 up 65.8% volatile
78 Central African Republic 71.41 billion 2011 up 246.0% volatile
79 Egypt 70.52 billion 2008 up 42.4% volatile
80 Peru 67.52 billion 2016 up 187.1% volatile
81 Qatar 63.07 billion 2008 up 921.3% volatile
82 Dominican Republic 62.78 billion 2008 up 684.3% volatile
83 North Macedonia 62.07 billion 2008 up 95.3% rising
84 Croatia 59.59 billion 2008 up 162.6% rising
85 Libya 58.89 billion 2021 up 514.3% volatile
86 Uruguay 58.49 billion 2008 up 75.7% volatile
87 Nepal 52.91 billion 2008 up 64.5% volatile
88 Slovakia 48.61 billion 2008 down 53.9% falling
89 Kyrgyzstan 46.17 billion 2014 up 1,001.7% volatile
90 Estonia 45.29 billion 2010 up 320.7% volatile
91 Afghanistan 43.62 billion 2008 — rising
92 Finland 40.90 billion 1998 up 93.6% volatile
93 Romania 37.69 billion 2008 up 640.5% volatile
94 Honduras 35.84 billion 2008 up 353.1% volatile
95 Guyana 32.43 billion 2008 up 25.0% volatile
96 Macao 29.55 billion 2008 up 237.0% volatile
97 Djibouti 29.42 billion 2016 up 230.2% rising
98 Liberia 26.74 billion 2016 up 109.0% volatile
99 New Zealand 25.44 billion 2010 up 150.4% volatile
100 Guatemala 22.43 billion 2008 up 12,073.7% volatile
101 Botswana 19.75 billion 2008 up 420.3% volatile
102 Netherlands 17.09 billion 1998 down 73.9% volatile
103 Trinidad and Tobago 14.21 billion 2009 up 325.1% volatile
104 Ireland 14.13 billion 1998 up 347.8% volatile
105 Mozambique 12.89 billion 2008 up 185.9% volatile
106 Vanuatu 12.47 billion 2008 up 287.8% volatile
107 Ethiopia 12.45 billion 2008 up 320.2% volatile
108 Bulgaria 11.34 billion 2008 up 452.8% volatile
109 Bolivia, Plurinational State of 11.02 billion 2008 up 39.7% volatile
110 Cape Verde 10.22 billion 2008 up 156.7% volatile
111 Lithuania 9.64 billion 2008 up 274.0% volatile
112 Namibia 9.35 billion 2008 up 290.7% volatile
113 Haiti 7.67 billion 2007 up 235.0% volatile
114 Panama 7.11 billion 2008 up 161.8% volatile
115 Bhutan 6.70 billion 2007 up 157.8% volatile
116 Republic of Moldova 6.37 billion 2008 up 649.4% volatile
117 Nicaragua 6.19 billion 2008 up 67.5% volatile
118 Jordan 5.42 billion 2016 up 105.3% volatile
119 Kuwait 4.98 billion 2008 up 199.3% volatile
120 Eritrea 4.23 billion 2008 up 600.6% volatile
121 Bosnia and Herzegovina 4.21 billion 2010 up 264.7% rising
122 Maldives 3.99 billion 2008 up 579.7% volatile
123 Lesotho 3.56 billion 2008 up 410.6% volatile
124 Oman 3.11 billion 2008 up 329.9% volatile
125 Bahrain 3.05 billion 2015 up 218.5% volatile
126 Gambia 2.76 billion 2011 up 754.2% volatile
127 Eswatini 2.47 billion 2008 up 1,296.0% volatile
128 Bahamas 2.35 billion 2017 up 36.5% volatile
129 Papua New Guinea 2.00 billion 2008 up 326.8% volatile
130 Latvia 1.97 billion 2008 up 1,698.3% volatile
131 Brunei Darussalam 1.79 billion 2008 up 94.1% rising
132 Georgia 1.68 billion 2008 up 804.4% volatile
133 Malta 1.63 billion 2007 up 583.2% volatile
134 Aruba 1.40 billion 2023 up 95.1% volatile
135 Azerbaijan 1.15 billion 2008 up 371.7% volatile
136 Barbados 1.14 billion 2008 up 587.9% volatile
137 Seychelles 781.84 million 2008 up 206.4% volatile
138 Ghana 688.98 million 2006 up 1,139.5% volatile
139 Solomon Islands 610.07 million 2008 up 253.5% volatile
140 Suriname 577.94 million 2008 up 2,316.8% volatile
141 Saint Kitts and Nevis 564.96 million 2008 up 564.9% volatile
142 Antigua and Barbuda 471.03 million 2008 up 218.9% volatile
143 Saint Lucia 442.85 million 2008 up 455.8% volatile
144 Belize 403.62 million 2008 up 456.4% volatile
145 Saint Vincent and the Grenadines 242.78 million 2008 up 289.0% volatile
146 Anguilla 216.20 million 2008 up 358.7% volatile
147 Grenada 194.86 million 2008 up 184.5% volatile
148 Fiji 154.63 million 2010 up 32.5% volatile
149 Tonga 109.30 million 2008 up 155.9% rising
150 Dominica 96.66 million 2008 up 79.5% volatile
151 Samoa 84.70 million 2009 up 11.3% volatile
152 Cyprus 34.91 million 2007 up 16.4% volatile
153 Montserrat 28.66 million 2008 up 426.7% volatile
154 Tajikistan -753.55 million 2008 down 1,393.8% volatile
155 Iraq -9.70 trillion 2008 — volatile

Regions and income groups

Aggregates are excluded from the country ranking above so that a region can never outrank a country.

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Indicator
Capital Accounts (Depository Corporations Survey, Domestic currency)
Source
International Monetary Fund
Licence
IMF Terms and Conditions (attribution required)
Coverage
158 places, 5,804 data points, 1950–2024
Last refreshed

The Monetary and Financial Statistics (MFS), Non-standard dataset provides discontinued, vintage country-reported financial data that are not harmonized and use country-specific terms.