Gross debt in Lithuania

Gross debt of the last 21 years in billion USD

Comparison of gross debt per capita with the European Union in U.S. dollars

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Budget deficit in Lithuania

The budget deficit of a country is the result of all its claims and liabilities. This includes incomes and expenses, repayments and building of new debts in other countries, but also domestic positions of the government, such as social insurance, local authorities and communities. It is the financial balance of the economic accounts. In simple terms: If a country at the end of the year has more money than at at the beginning, it is a surplus. If it is less, it is called a deficit.

The budget balance in Lithuania in the period between 1998 and 2022 varied between -3.90 billion euros and +288.87 million euros. In 2022, Lithuania reached a balance of -448 million euros.

In ratio to population, this equals a new indebtedness of 160 euros per capita in Lithuania in 2022. For comparison, the average debt per capita in the European Union in the same year was 1,254 euros.

Budget deficit and surplus in the last 24 years

(negative numbers = deficit)