In 2013 Kosovo marks a positive net balance of external debt of 1.9 billion euros, which means that the external sector debt to the domestic economy (3.5 billion euros) is higher than the debt of Kosovo’s economy to the external sector (1.6 billion euros).
The net External Debt 12/31/2013
Value in millions of euros
Source: Central Bank of Kosovo
Comments and analysis: ODA
In the 2007-2013 time frame Gross External Debt in Kosovo has been increasing. From 521 million euros in 2007, the value appears to have reached 1.6 billion euros seven years later.
Source: Central Bank of Kosovo
Comments and analysis: ODA
Source: Central Bank of Kosovo
Comments and analysis: ODA
Government external debt marks a value of 321.8 million euros and it represents 20% of the gross external debt. The stock of gross external debt of the banking system in 2013 was 208.1 million euros or 13% of external debt. With the lowest share in total external debt is the Central Bank (62.1 million or 4% of external debt).
Holders of external debt 12/31/2013
Value in millions of euros
Source: Central Bank of Kosovo
Comments and analysis: ODA
Main creditor of gross external debt of the Republic of Kosovo is the World Bank with a value of 216 million euros, of which 203.7 million euros financed by the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (IBRD) and 12.4 million euros from International Development Association (IDA). Another important creditor is the International Monetary Fund with a value of 167.6 million euros.