India's External Debt reflects the total amount of all debts of the country to foreign creditors. Debtors can be India's central government, local governments, corporations and citizens. Creditors are private commercial banks, foreign governments and international financial organizations, such as the IMF. A decrease in external debt is considered a favorable factor that can positively affect the quotes of the national currency. Conversely, debt increase may be seen as negative.
India External Debt
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31 Mar 2026 11:30 (tent.) GMT
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31 Mar 2016
4 Q 2015
$480.2 B
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$483.2 B
31 Dec 2015
3 Q 2015
$483.2 B
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$482.9 B
30 Sept 2015
2 Q 2015
$482.9 B
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$475.8 B
30 Jun 2015
1 Q 2015
$475.8 B
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$461.9 B
31 Mar 2015
4 Q 2014
$461.9 B
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$455.9 B
31 Dec 2014
3 Q 2014
$455.9 B
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$450.1 B
30 Sept 2014
2 Q 2014
$450.1 B
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$440.6 B
30 Jun 2014
1 Q 2014
$440.6 B
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$426.0 B
31 Mar 2014
4 Q 2013
$426.0 B
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$400.3 B
31 Dec 2013
3 Q 2013
$400.3 B
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$388.5 B
30 Sept 2013
2 Q 2013
$388.5 B
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$390.0 B
27 Jun 2013
1 Q 2013
$390.0 B
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$376.3 B
31 Mar 2013
4 Q 2012
$376.3 B
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