The World Bank (World Bank) has just released the 'International Debt Statistics 2013' or 'International Debt Statistics 2013'. In the report, the World Bank has a capital flow data until 2011.Debt flows into developing countries appear to decrease in 2011. But Indonesia still enter the 10 largest debtor among developing countries."Statistics of international debt is an important input to the experts who are working to improve the management of capital flows around the world," said Senior Information Officer at the World Bank, Ibrahim Levent detikFinance quoted on Thursday (27/12/2012).In accordance with the report, the following 'Top 10 borrowers-External Debt Stock 2011' or '10-Borrower Large External Debt 2011 'of the World Bank:
- China U.S. $ 685.4 billion
- Russia U.S. $ 543.0 billion
- Brazil U.S. $ 404.3 billion
- Turkey U.S. $ 307.0 billion
- India U.S. $ 334.3 billion
- Mexico U.S. $ 287.0 billion
- Indonesia U.S. $ 213.5 billion
- Ukraine U.S. $ 134.5 billion
- Romania U.S. $ 129.8 billion
- Kazakhstan U.S. $ 124.4 billion
Based on the data, the total debt of the government of Indonesia to November 2012 reached USD 1990.66 trillion. Within a month, the amount owed is down Rp 930 billion.Government debt consists of loans of Rp 615.34 billion and Rp 1375.33 trillion of securities. If using Indonesia's GDP of Rp 7226 trillion, the debt ratio Indonesia by November 2012 was 27.5%.President through the Secretary of Cabinet (Cabinet Secretary) Dipo Alam urged the government through the ranks of the Circular Circular (SE) Number: SE-592/Seskab/XI/2012 to limit foreign debt that burdens the state budget / budget.Of the total USD 1990.66 trillion government debt, amounting to Rp 613.71 trillion is foreign debt acquired from several countries as well as multilateral institutions. Foreign debt is down to Rp 7.11 trillion from the end of 2011 from Rp 620.28 trillion.
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