External Debt in Cambodia

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Cambodia - External Debt

Economic recovery likely accelerated in H1 2022 thanks to looser Covid-19 restrictions and stronger regional trade ties. Exports grew 34.5% year on year in January–May, boosted by the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) trade deal which took effect in January. Consumption should have also gained steam as the February–March Covid-19 wave subsided. In addition, the government’s cash handout scheme, providing USD 45 per month to around 2.8 million people living below the poverty line, should be also bolstering domestic demand. Moreover, the revival of international arrivals—up 192% annually between January and April 2022—should be further supporting the economy. In other news, on 6 June the U.S. removed import tariffs on solar panels from Cambodia until 2024, boding well for investment inflows from China—which still faces U.S. tariffs—and export growth.

Cambodia - External Debt Data

2015   2016   2017   2018   2019  
External Debt (% of GDP)51.4  49.0  50.7  54.4  -     

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Cambodia External Debt Chart


Cambodia External Debt
Note: External debt as % of GDP.
Source: World Bank and FocusEconomics calculations.

Cambodia Facts

Value Change Date
Exchange Rate4,0280.05 %Jan 01

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