Other investment, Currency and deposits, Non financial corporations, households and NPISH (Assets, Positions, US dollar) by country

The International Investment Position (IIP) is a statistical statement that shows at a point in time the value of financial assets of residents of an economy that are claims on nonresidents or are gold bullion held as reserve assets; and the liabilities of residents of an economy to nonresidents.

Countries reporting
126
Highest
343.92 billion US dollar
Germany
Lowest
3,519 US dollar
Montserrat
Median
1.82 billion US dollar
Years covered
32
1994–2025
Data points
2,145

What the numbers show

Other investment, Currency and deposits, Non financial corporations, households and NPISH (Assets, Positions, US dollar) is currently reported for 126 countries. The highest value is 343.92 billion US dollar in Germany; the lowest is 3,519 US dollar in Montserrat.

The median across all reporting countries is 1.82 billion US dollar, and the mean is 19.63 billion US dollar.

Over the past decade 100 countries rose and 20 fell. The largest increase was in Tajikistan (up 63,978.7%), and the largest decrease in Albania (down 99.9%).

Other investment, Currency and deposits, Non financial corporations: full country ranking

#Country LatestYear 10-year changeTrend
1 Germany 343.92 billion US dollar 2025 up 250.6% rising
2 Argentina 260.00 billion US dollar 2025 up 72.7% rising
3 United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland 222.11 billion US dollar 2025 up 8.0% flat
4 Venezuela, Bolivarian Republic of 147.91 billion US dollar 2016 up 153.0% rising
5 Russian Federation 126.46 billion US dollar 2021 up 269.9% rising
6 Ukraine 120.50 billion US dollar 2025 up 53.4% rising
7 France 111.64 billion US dollar 2025 up 13.1% rising
8 Mexico 99.33 billion US dollar 2025 up 0.3% rising
9 Indonesia 92.57 billion US dollar 2025 up 44.0% rising
10 Netherlands 86.31 billion US dollar 2025 up 98.0% volatile
11 Italy 53.35 billion US dollar 2025 down 0.5% volatile
12 Canada 52.75 billion US dollar 2025 up 29.1% rising
13 Spain 51.46 billion US dollar 2025 up 62.2% rising
14 Belgium 51.28 billion US dollar 2025 up 0.9% falling
15 Japan 48.30 billion US dollar 2025 up 70.4% rising
16 Uzbekistan 41.27 billion US dollar 2025 up 348.0% volatile
17 Peru 38.58 billion US dollar 2025 up 342.4% volatile
18 Nigeria 35.85 billion US dollar 2025 up 88.2% rising
19 Austria 30.44 billion US dollar 2025 up 116.4% rising
20 Brazil 28.01 billion US dollar 2025 up 23.4% rising
21 Denmark 27.08 billion US dollar 2025 up 718.2% volatile
22 Ecuador 26.49 billion US dollar 2025 up 40.5% rising
23 Czechia 25.50 billion US dollar 2025 up 224.5% volatile
24 Ireland 21.08 billion US dollar 2024 up 33.2% rising
25 Greece 20.00 billion US dollar 2025 down 68.5% rising
26 Dominican Republic 19.74 billion US dollar 2025 up 280.3% volatile
27 Portugal 17.12 billion US dollar 2025 up 56.0% falling
28 Cayman Islands 16.82 billion US dollar 2024 up 6,831.4% volatile
29 Hungary 15.69 billion US dollar 2025 up 264.8% volatile
30 Colombia 15.13 billion US dollar 2025 up 303.5% volatile
31 Finland 12.83 billion US dollar 2025 up 16.3% volatile
32 Angola 12.76 billion US dollar 2025 volatile
33 Guinea 10.64 billion US dollar 2024 up 783.2% volatile
34 Cyprus 10.31 billion US dollar 2025 up 66.4% rising
35 Sweden 9.46 billion US dollar 2025 up 84.5% rising
36 Panama 9.43 billion US dollar 2025 up 269.9% volatile
37 Chile 8.63 billion US dollar 2025 up 123.6% volatile
38 Guatemala 8.46 billion US dollar 2024 up 104.0% rising
39 Luxembourg 8.05 billion US dollar 2025 up 25.3% volatile
40 Kazakhstan 7.89 billion US dollar 2025 up 109.6% volatile
41 Bolivia, Plurinational State of 7.71 billion US dollar 2025 up 398.5% volatile
42 Costa Rica 7.34 billion US dollar 2025 up 25.9% rising
43 Poland 7.18 billion US dollar 2025 up 256.1% volatile
44 Mozambique 7.10 billion US dollar 2024 up 70.9% rising
45 Norway 6.35 billion US dollar 2025 up 73.2% flat
46 Slovenia 5.15 billion US dollar 2025 up 170.2% rising
47 Congo, Democratic Republic of the 5.06 billion US dollar 2020 up 124.3% rising
48 India 4.70 billion US dollar 2025 up 109.8% rising
49 Romania 4.51 billion US dollar 2025 up 98.0% rising
50 Malta 4.33 billion US dollar 2024 up 241.3% volatile
51 Kenya 4.14 billion US dollar 2024 down 5.6% falling
52 Belarus 4.12 billion US dollar 2025 up 143.7% volatile
53 Estonia 4.02 billion US dollar 2025 up 155.2% rising
54 Bulgaria 3.79 billion US dollar 2025 up 88.6% rising
55 Cameroon 3.70 billion US dollar 2024 falling
56 Korea 3.27 billion US dollar 2025 up 11.9% volatile
57 El Salvador 3.20 billion US dollar 2025 up 54.4% rising
58 Mongolia 2.42 billion US dollar 2025 up 141.8% volatile
59 Trinidad and Tobago 2.38 billion US dollar 2025 up 185.5% rising
60 Algeria 2.09 billion US dollar 2024 down 29.4% falling
61 Seychelles 2.05 billion US dollar 2024 up 5,266.8% volatile
62 Paraguay 2.00 billion US dollar 2025 up 107.1% rising
63 Andorra 1.85 billion US dollar 2025 up 11.9% falling
64 Uruguay 1.80 billion US dollar 2025 up 44.8% rising
65 Lithuania 1.79 billion US dollar 2025 up 172.2% volatile
66 Nicaragua 1.76 billion US dollar 2024 up 96.0% rising
67 Latvia 1.75 billion US dollar 2025 up 172.3% volatile
68 Kosovo 1.58 billion US dollar 2025 up 36.5% rising
69 Cambodia 1.51 billion US dollar 2025 down 46.5% rising
70 Croatia 1.36 billion US dollar 2024 down 30.4% rising
71 Tanzania, United Republic of 1.27 billion US dollar 2024 up 25.2% rising
72 Georgia 1.25 billion US dollar 2025 up 15.5% volatile
73 Uganda 1.16 billion US dollar 2025 up 130.7% volatile
74 Eswatini 1.15 billion US dollar 2025 up 235.8% rising
75 Pakistan 1.09 billion US dollar 2025 up 2,081.2% volatile
76 Jamaica 1.05 billion US dollar 2025 up 85.6% falling
77 Suriname 1.02 billion US dollar 2025 up 559.9% volatile
78 Bosnia and Herzegovina 982.03 million US dollar 2025 up 93.1% rising
79 Zambia 957.26 million US dollar 2025 up 19.1% volatile
80 Burkina Faso 920.92 million US dollar 2024 up 757.4% volatile
81 Slovakia 871.74 million US dollar 2025 up 37.2% rising
82 Tajikistan 715.45 million US dollar 2025 up 63,978.7% volatile
83 Madagascar 713.27 million US dollar 2022 down 19.2% rising
84 Namibia 681.52 million US dollar 2025 up 29.5% flat
85 Iceland 642.52 million US dollar 2025 up 42.1% volatile
86 Ghana 438.71 million US dollar 2024 down 73.8% volatile
87 Senegal 399.66 million US dollar 2021 up 942.8% volatile
88 Morocco 341.95 million US dollar 2025 up 228.9% rising
89 Afghanistan 261.00 million US dollar 2020 up 78.8% rising
90 Lesotho 251.01 million US dollar 2025 up 640.8% volatile
91 Mali 245.26 million US dollar 2023 volatile
92 Benin 220.00 million US dollar 2023 up 71.7% volatile
93 Malawi 209.52 million US dollar 2024 down 25.7% rising
94 Sudan 159.00 million US dollar 2021 down 63.3% falling
95 Cape Verde 158.30 million US dollar 2025 up 36.4% rising
96 Republic of Moldova 147.17 million US dollar 2025 down 92.7% volatile
97 Liberia 141.62 million US dollar 2024 up 71.9% rising
98 Botswana 116.16 million US dollar 2025 volatile
99 Guinea-Bissau 87.51 million US dollar 2024 up 572.6% volatile
100 Bermuda 77.04 million US dollar 2023 up 600.3% volatile
101 Côte d'Ivoire 73.02 million US dollar 2024 down 93.9% volatile
102 Armenia 71.00 million US dollar 2025 down 93.5% volatile
103 Niger 64.02 million US dollar 2024 up 745.3% volatile
104 Togo 62.76 million US dollar 2020 up 121.3% rising
105 Vanuatu 60.23 million US dollar 2022 up 15,057.2% volatile
106 Timor-Leste 53.59 million US dollar 2025 up 182.0% rising
107 Fiji 48.08 million US dollar 2024 up 254.0% volatile
108 Naoero 42.40 million US dollar 2024 down 47.0% volatile
109 Sint Maarten (Dutch part) 36.98 million US dollar 2021 up 78.6% falling
110 Guyana 35.34 million US dollar 2022 volatile
111 Anguilla 32.23 million US dollar 2025 up 670.2% volatile
112 Curaçao 29.05 million US dollar 2021 down 86.3% volatile
113 Mauritius 24.75 million US dollar 2025 volatile
114 Saint Lucia 22.58 million US dollar 2025 up 1,636.5% volatile
115 Dominica 13.67 million US dollar 2025 up 831.3% volatile
116 Tonga 11.25 million US dollar 2024 up 274.3% volatile
117 Antigua and Barbuda 5.01 million US dollar 2025 up 125.9% rising
118 Kiribati 3.89 million US dollar 2025 down 29.0% falling
119 Saint Kitts and Nevis 2.93 million US dollar 2025 up 25.6% rising
120 Saint Vincent and the Grenadines 1.61 million US dollar 2025 up 57.3% rising
121 North Macedonia 1.45 million US dollar 2025 up 862.1% volatile
122 Tuvalu 1.25 million US dollar 2023 up 183.5% volatile
123 Grenada 740,741 US dollar 2025 down 55.0% volatile
124 Albania 458,250 US dollar 2025 down 99.9% volatile
125 Solomon Islands 9,975 US dollar 2023 down 96.3% volatile
126 Montserrat 3,519 US dollar 2025 down 52.5% falling

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
Other investment, Currency and deposits, Non financial corporations, households and NPISH (Assets, Positions, US dollar)
Unit
US dollar
Source
International Monetary Fund
Licence
IMF Terms and Conditions (attribution required)
Coverage
135 places, 2,145 data points, 1994–2025
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The International Investment Position (IIP) is a statistical statement that shows at a point in time the value of financial assets of residents of an economy that are claims on nonresidents or are gold bullion held as reserve assets; and the liabilities of residents of an economy to nonresidents.