Pakistan External Debt in US Dollars
Everything Pakistan's government and companies owe to foreign lenders, in dollars. External Debt is currently 129.7 US dollars, billions.
External Debt
Updated Nov 05, 2026, 08:03 AM129.7US dollars, billions
In detail
- Period
- 2024
- At today's SBP rate
- ≈ PKR 35.9 trillion
Source
World Bank Open Datahigh confidence Taken directly from the official source's own figures on every update.
Why this matters
This debt has to be repaid in dollars that Pakistan must earn or borrow again, so it is the debt that causes crises.
Economy: Repayments compete with imports for the same dollars. When they bunch up, new loans or an IMF programme usually follow.
For you: Dollar debt gets more expensive every time the rupee falls, and taxpayers carry that cost.
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47.5 %
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-0.35 %
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12.89 %
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14.68 %
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26.75 USD bn
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15.92 %
GDP Growth
3.65 %
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450 USD bn
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483 USD bn
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-356 USD mn
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