Key Points
- Argentina's debt total increased fivefold in 18 months
- The number of debtors reached 20.4 million
- The total debt amount reached 17.5% of the total credit amount
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In Argentina, the total debt increased fivefold in the last 18 months. The number of debtors across the country reached 20.4 million. 26.1% of debtors are delayed in paying their debts for more than 90 days. The total debt amount reached 17.5% of the total credit amount.
The debt problem in the Argentine economy worsened, especially among non-financial credit providers. Non-financial credit providers account for 14.1% of the total credit amount, but the debt amount reached 31%.
Experts evaluating the country's economy point out that the debt problem will worsen, especially among non-financial credit providers. The number of debtors and the debt amount continue to increase.
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- Why did Argentina's debt total increase?
- Argentina's debt total increased as a result of the worsening debt problem, especially among non-financial credit providers.
- What is the number of debtors?
- The number of debtors reached 20.4 million.
- What is the total debt amount?
- The total debt amount reached 17.5% of the total credit amount.
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