Global Index categorizes countries’ debts by trillions, billions [SEE LIST]

The Global Index has named figures of countries’ external debt in the categories of trillion and billion.

In the trillion category, according to the debt figures posted on its X handle @TheGlobal_Index on Saturday, the United States leads with $20.27 trillion, followed by the UK, and France with $8.72 trillion, and $6.35 trillion, respectively.

In that category, China, Switzerland, and Singapore are the least with $2.02 trillion, $2 trillion, and $1.55 trillion, respectively.

1. USA: $20.27 trillion
2. UK: $8.72 trillion
3. France: $6.35 trillion
4. Germany: $5.67 trillion
5. Netherlands: $4.34 trillion
6. Luxembourg: $4.30 trillion
7. Japan: $4.25 trillion
8. Australia: $3.15 trillion
9. Ireland: $3 trillion
10. Italy: $2.5 trillion
11. Spain: $2.33 trillion
12. Canada: $2.12 trillion
13. China: $2.02 trillion
14. Switzerland: $2 trillion
15. Singapore: $1.55 trillion

In the billion category, Brazil, Norway, and India rank first, second, and third with $700 billion, $651 billion, and $555 billion, respectively.

In the same category, Nigeria, Iran and North Korea are the least with $27 billion, $8 billion, and $5 billion, respectively.

1. Brazil: $700 billion
2. Norway: $651 billion
3. India: $555 billion
4. Russia: $500 billion
5. South Korea: $457 billion
6. Mexico: $456 billion
7. Turkey: $455 billion
8. Portugal: $401 billion
9. Indonesia: $400 billion
10. Argentina: $280 billion
11. UAE: $240 billion
12. Saudi Arabia: $205 billion
13. South Africa: $180 billion
14. Qatar: $170 billion
15. Colombia: $135 billion
16. Israel: $135 billion
17. Ukraine: $120 billion
18. Pakistan: $110 billion
19. Vietnam: $100 billion
20. Philippines: $82 billion
21. Bangladesh: $50 billion
22. Kenya: $30 billion
23. Nigeria: $27 billion
24. Iran: $8 billion
25. North Korea: $5 billion