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Restricted Deposits (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
79
Highest
62.71 trillion
Viet Nam
Lowest
0
Gambia
Median
1.92 billion
Years covered
75
1950–2024
Data points
2,512

What the numbers show

Restricted Deposits (Depository Corporations Survey, Domestic currency) is currently reported for 79 countries. The highest value is 62.71 trillion in Viet Nam; the lowest is 0 in Gambia.

The median across all reporting countries is 1.92 billion, and the mean is 1.11 trillion.

Over the past decade 40 countries rose and 17 fell. The largest increase was in Mauritius (up 1,124,580.0%), and the largest decrease in Türkiye (down 100.0%).

Restricted Deposits: full country ranking

#Country LatestYear 10-year changeTrend
1 Viet Nam 62.71 trillion 2022 up 67.6% volatile
2 Indonesia 11.45 trillion 2008 up 272.2% volatile
3 China 4.80 trillion 2024 up 303.4% volatile
4 Republic of Korea 2.10 trillion 2012 up 116.0% volatile
5 Iraq 1.67 trillion 2008 — rising
6 Belarus 1.37 trillion 2008 up 2,325.6% volatile
7 Colombia 1.35 trillion 2008 up 745.9% volatile
8 Nigeria 478.66 billion 2008 up 2,921.2% volatile
9 Paraguay 362.36 billion 2008 up 371.1% volatile
10 Algeria 241.69 billion 2008 — volatile
11 Brazil 209.25 billion 2008 up 97.2% volatile
12 Iran, Islamic Republic of 200.00 billion 2016 down 81.4% volatile
13 Mauritius 195.69 billion 2008 up 1,124,580.0% volatile
14 Yemen 128.25 billion 2013 up 128.3% volatile
15 Zambia 46.69 billion 2008 — volatile
16 Syrian Arab Republic 32.97 billion 2008 up 44.7% volatile
17 Mexico 32.57 billion 2008 up 263.7% volatile
18 Mongolia 30.87 billion 2008 up 344.9% volatile
19 Egypt 26.40 billion 2008 up 67.4% volatile
20 Libya 24.89 billion 2021 up 166.1% volatile
21 Uruguay 24.77 billion 2008 up 293.9% volatile
22 Pakistan 23.50 billion 2007 — volatile
23 Cambodia 23.08 billion 2008 down 68.2% volatile
24 Congo, Democratic Republic of the 22.79 billion 2012 up 380.4% volatile
25 Albania 19.03 billion 2008 — volatile
26 Dominican Republic 12.03 billion 2008 — volatile
27 Lao People's Democratic Republic 8.40 billion 2010 up 11,900.0% volatile
28 New Zealand 7.24 billion 2010 up 119.7% volatile
29 Burundi 5.50 billion 2008 up 9.2% volatile
30 Romania 3.89 billion 2008 up 7,448.3% volatile
31 Kenya 3.58 billion 2008 — volatile
32 Kuwait 3.54 billion 2008 — volatile
33 Armenia 3.50 billion 2008 up 900.7% volatile
34 Bangladesh 3.35 billion 2008 down 37.3% volatile
35 Philippines 3.19 billion 2007 down 35.7% falling
36 Israel 3.07 billion 2011 down 52.7% volatile
37 Croatia 3.04 billion 2008 down 29.6% volatile
38 Thailand 2.93 billion 2008 — volatile
39 Costa Rica 2.34 billion 2008 up 532.8% volatile
40 Ukraine 1.92 billion 2008 up 251.9% volatile
41 Serbia 1.84 billion 2008 — volatile
42 Bolivia, Plurinational State of 1.60 billion 2008 up 483.0% volatile
43 Comoros 1.48 billion 2008 up 467.6% volatile
44 Qatar 1.38 billion 2008 up 1,635.0% volatile
45 Guyana 1.27 billion 2008 up 26.4% volatile
46 Venezuela, Bolivarian Republic of 924.19 million 2013 up 201.6% volatile
47 Canada 783.26 million 2008 up 436.5% volatile
48 Sierra Leone 623.81 million 2012 up 507.3% volatile
49 Namibia 499.75 million 2008 — volatile
50 Cape Verde 369.02 million 2008 down 48.0% rising
51 South Africa 323.12 million 2008 — volatile
52 Guatemala 312.08 million 2008 up 112.0% rising
53 Honduras 294.12 million 2008 — volatile
54 Azerbaijan 271.91 million 2008 — volatile
55 Mauritania 245.32 million 2012 up 133.6% volatile
56 Seychelles 186.20 million 2008 — volatile
57 Eritrea 167.27 million 2008 down 21.7% rising
58 Uganda 166.53 million 2008 down 99.4% volatile
59 Ghana 151.90 million 2006 up 165,183.0% volatile
60 Haiti 134.06 million 2007 down 43.9% volatile
61 Tanzania, United Republic of 101.55 million 2008 up 284,079.0% volatile
62 Solomon Islands 97.53 million 2008 up 2,680.9% volatile
63 Suriname 76.38 million 2008 — volatile
64 North Macedonia 69.00 million 2008 down 94.0% volatile
65 Republic of Moldova 33.69 million 2008 — volatile
66 Georgia 23.85 million 2008 up 264.0% volatile
67 Myanmar 21.00 million 2010 up 31.2% volatile
68 Liberia 14.24 million 2016 down 97.1% volatile
69 Malaysia 3.16 million 2008 — volatile
70 Sri Lanka 3.08 million 2015 down 98.5% volatile
71 Peru 887,443 2016 up 20.8% volatile
72 Nicaragua 149,048 2008 — volatile
73 Papua New Guinea 46,578 2008 down 35.6% falling
74 Türkiye 0 2008 down 100.0% volatile
74 Malawi 0 2016 — volatile
74 Afghanistan 0 2008 — volatile
74 Kazakhstan 0 2008 down 100.0% volatile
74 Japan 0 2008 down 100.0% volatile
74 Gambia 0 2011 — 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
Restricted Deposits (Depository Corporations Survey, Domestic currency)
Source
International Monetary Fund
Licence
IMF Terms and Conditions (attribution required)
Coverage
104 places, 2,512 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.