Public Debt in Slovenia

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Slovenia - Public Debt

Economic prospects appeared to worsen somewhat in Q3. Despite looser restrictions, private consumption growth was likely dented by rising Covid-19 cases in September amid the country’s flagging vaccination rate, with retail growth and consumer confidence averaging lower than in Q2. Meanwhile, industrial production growth eased amid ongoing supply bottlenecks, with the auto industry likely impacted somewhat by semiconductor shortages. That said, rising foreign visitor arrivals in the quarter marked a bright spot for the external sector. Turning to Q4, prospects appear bleaker, with consumer confidence and broader economic sentiment both worsening in October, and a rocketing Covid-19 caseload forcing slightly tighter restrictions in November. Any further rise in cases could lead to tougher measures ahead. In politics, parliamentary elections were recently called for April next year.

Slovenia - Public Debt Data

2015   2016   2017   2018   2019  
Public Debt (% of GDP)82.6  78.7  74.1  70.4  66.1  

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Slovenia Facts

Value Change Date
Bond Yield0.30-0.79 %Dec 31
Exchange Rate1.120.65 %Dec 31

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