Domestic Claims, Claims on Public Non-financial Corporations (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
117
Highest
9,750.11 trillion
Zimbabwe
Lowest
0
Solomon Islands
Median
7.81 billion
Years covered
74
1950–2023
Data points
4,175

What the numbers show

Domestic Claims, Claims on Public Non-financial Corporations (Depository Corporations Survey, Domestic currency) is currently reported for 117 countries. The highest value is 9,750.11 trillion in Zimbabwe; the lowest is 0 in Solomon Islands.

The median across all reporting countries is 7.81 billion, and the mean is 84.05 trillion.

Over the past decade 82 countries rose and 25 fell. The largest increase was in Zimbabwe (up 388,683,000,000.0%), and the largest decrease in Canada (down 100.0%).

Domestic Claims, Claims on Public Non-financial Corporations: full country ranking

#Country LatestYear 10-year changeTrend
1 Zimbabwe 9,750.11 trillion 2008 up 388,683,000,000.0% volatile
2 Indonesia 47.95 trillion 2008 up 217.0% volatile
3 Belarus 11.41 trillion 2008 up 13,468.4% volatile
4 Japan 10.23 trillion 2008 down 28.2% volatile
5 Lao People's Democratic Republic 3.96 trillion 2010 up 515.5% volatile
6 Colombia 3.41 trillion 2008 up 39.7% volatile
7 Algeria 1.23 trillion 2008 up 105.1% rising
8 Venezuela, Bolivarian Republic of 514.03 billion 2013 up 38,737,300.0% volatile
9 Paraguay 495.37 billion 2008 up 50.0% volatile
10 Syrian Arab Republic 484.61 billion 2008 up 202.0% volatile
11 Tanzania, United Republic of 345.48 billion 2008 up 11,175.4% volatile
12 Thailand 325.07 billion 2008 up 16.3% volatile
13 Chile 298.05 billion 2008 down 45.8% volatile
14 Yemen 286.66 billion 2013 up 9,608.6% volatile
15 Guinea 225.77 billion 2021 up 131.0% volatile
16 Philippines 214.75 billion 2007 up 650.0% volatile
17 United Arab Emirates 204.89 billion 2015 up 726.3% volatile
18 Iraq 191.16 billion 2008 volatile
19 Pakistan 176.61 billion 2007 up 1,042.6% volatile
20 Congo, Democratic Republic of the 157.33 billion 2012 up 18,921.0% volatile
21 Zambia 146.85 billion 2008 up 18.1% volatile
22 Cameroon 120.70 billion 2011 up 45.5% falling
23 Bangladesh 106.28 billion 2008 up 148.0% volatile
24 Angola 85.91 billion 2013 up 1,648.2% volatile
25 Sierra Leone 74.93 billion 2012 up 7,678.4% volatile
26 Costa Rica 65.54 billion 2008 up 827.9% volatile
27 Nigeria 54.44 billion 2008 up 5,778.2% volatile
28 Qatar 47.38 billion 2008 up 7,679.3% volatile
29 Saudi Arabia 46.62 billion 2017 up 24.5% rising
30 Egypt 46.61 billion 2008 up 17.7% volatile
31 Mexico 46.37 billion 2008 up 206.3% volatile
32 Ukraine 37.85 billion 2008 up 2,527.2% volatile
33 Kazakhstan 37.61 billion 2008 up 158.2% rising
34 Mongolia 34.67 billion 2008 up 241.5% volatile
35 Norway 29.32 billion 2006 up 264.8% volatile
36 Equatorial Guinea 26.51 billion 2011 up 6,545.1% volatile
37 Jamaica 26.48 billion 2008 up 664.8% volatile
38 Serbia 25.59 billion 2008 volatile
39 South Africa 25.21 billion 2008 volatile
40 Uganda 23.75 billion 2008 down 73.4% volatile
41 Libya 23.51 billion 2021 up 106.4% volatile
42 Chad 22.76 billion 2011 up 3.6% rising
43 Burundi 21.93 billion 2008 up 519.4% volatile
44 Sao Tome and Principe 19.36 billion 2008 volatile
45 Kenya 14.49 billion 2008 up 109.4% volatile
46 Brazil 13.49 billion 2008 down 16.6% volatile
47 Albania 12.90 billion 2008 up 355.8% volatile
48 Guatemala 12.30 billion 2008 up 6,148,710.0% volatile
49 Madagascar 12.27 billion 2016 up 169.5% volatile
50 Congo 10.25 billion 2011 up 46.8% volatile
51 Gabon 10.19 billion 2011 down 52.4% volatile
52 Mauritius 10.18 billion 2008 up 1,207.9% volatile
53 Djibouti 9.93 billion 2016 up 943.6% volatile
54 Dominican Republic 9.44 billion 2008 up 79.1% volatile
55 Ethiopia 9.34 billion 2008 up 479.2% volatile
56 Croatia 9.28 billion 2008 up 305.1% volatile
57 Malawi 9.21 billion 2016 up 661.3% volatile
58 Guyana 8.51 billion 2008 up 128.1% volatile
59 Malaysia 7.81 billion 2008 up 98.7% volatile
60 Armenia 6.30 billion 2008 down 41.2% falling
61 Australia 5.93 billion 2015 up 573.6% volatile
62 Liberia 5.36 billion 2016 up 3,553.8% volatile
63 Myanmar 4.94 billion 2010 down 92.9% volatile
64 Afghanistan 4.72 billion 2008 volatile
65 Uruguay 4.50 billion 2008 down 27.4% volatile
66 Türkiye 4.10 billion 2008 up 1,255.2% volatile
67 Trinidad and Tobago 3.96 billion 2009 up 342.1% volatile
68 Nepal 3.27 billion 2008 up 226.9% volatile
69 Central African Republic 2.83 billion 2011 down 64.4% falling
70 Haiti 2.40 billion 2007 up 4,627.9% volatile
71 Macau, China 1.95 billion 2008 up 39.8% rising
72 Sudan 1.70 billion 2008 up 5,996.1% volatile
73 Maldives 1.38 billion 2008 up 733.5% volatile
74 Mozambique 1.01 billion 2008 up 454.4% volatile
75 Azerbaijan 994.19 million 2008 up 199.0% volatile
76 Nicaragua 838.32 million 2008 up 607.2% volatile
77 Namibia 655.11 million 2008 up 336.2% volatile
78 Honduras 648.41 million 2008 up 21,513.6% volatile
79 Barbados 644.79 million 2008 up 549.3% volatile
80 Cape Verde 636.10 million 2008 up 2,872.4% volatile
81 Saint Kitts and Nevis 558.08 million 2008 up 312.4% volatile
82 Eritrea 556.22 million 2008 up 109.6% rising
83 Oman 469.12 million 2008 up 3,127,340.0% volatile
84 Republic of Moldova 349.57 million 2008 up 142.5% volatile
85 Jordan 323.85 million 2016 down 37.8% volatile
86 Seychelles 317.25 million 2008 up 467.0% volatile
87 Ghana 311.64 million 2006 up 1,512.9% volatile
88 Fiji 197.12 million 2010 up 42.1% volatile
89 Cambodia 182.84 million 2008 down 96.9% volatile
90 Tajikistan 154.91 million 2008 down 23.8% volatile
91 Bhutan 134.81 million 2007 down 70.0% volatile
92 North Macedonia 133.00 million 2008 down 54.6% volatile
93 Saint Lucia 115.28 million 2008 up 146.7% volatile
94 Botswana 92.96 million 2008 down 65.1% volatile
95 Saint Vincent and the Grenadines 92.35 million 2008 up 393.7% volatile
96 Brunei Darussalam 92.00 million 2008 volatile
97 Samoa 89.33 million 2009 up 556.4% volatile
98 Papua New Guinea 88.97 million 2008 down 56.2% volatile
99 Antigua and Barbuda 87.33 million 2008 up 61.9% volatile
100 Bolivia, Plurinational State of 79.02 million 2008 up 9,104.3% volatile
101 Georgia 74.86 million 2008 volatile
102 Vanuatu 71.77 million 2008 down 50.2% volatile
103 Grenada 56.89 million 2008 up 119.9% volatile
104 Eswatini 51.28 million 2008 up 49.8% rising
105 Lesotho 43.83 million 2008 down 80.6% volatile
106 Suriname 31.40 million 2008 up 674.9% volatile
107 Dominica 12.78 million 2008 down 44.6% volatile
108 Belize 5.17 million 2008 down 44.7% volatile
109 Tonga 4.31 million 2008 up 69.9% volatile
110 Anguilla 3.21 million 2008 down 59.3% volatile
111 Bahamas 600,000 2017 volatile
112 Montserrat 36,000 2008 volatile
113 Canada 0 2008 down 100.0% volatile
113 Korea 0 2012 down 100.0% volatile
113 Panama 0 2008 volatile
113 Romania 0 2008 down 100.0% volatile
113 Solomon Islands 0 2008 down 100.0% 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
Domestic Claims, Claims on Public Non-financial Corporations (Depository Corporations Survey, Domestic currency)
Source
International Monetary Fund
Licence
IMF Terms and Conditions (attribution required)
Coverage
122 places, 4,175 data points, 1950–2023
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.