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IMF Credit as a Share of GDP

Outstanding IMF credit as a percentage of estimated 2026 GDP. This ranks the same 26 largest borrowers shown in the source table; it does not include countries with smaller IMF balances.

📅 October 2026📏 % of GDP26 entries

ArgentinaEcuadorUkraineJamaicaCôte d'IvoireMadagascarZambiaBeninPapua New GuineaJordanSudanDR CongoSri LankaKenyaSenegalEgyptPakistanTanzaniaEthiopiaCosta RicaAngolaBangladeshMorocco

8.2% – 4.8%4.2% – 3.4%3.0% – 2.6%2.5% – 2.3%2.1% – 0.7%No data

🇦🇷Argentina

8.2%

🇪🇨Ecuador

6.8%

🇺🇦Ukraine

6.4%

🇯🇲Jamaica

5.2%

🇨🇮Côte d'Ivoire

5.0%

🇲🇬Madagascar

4.8%

🇿🇲Zambia

4.2%

🇧🇯Benin

3.8%

🇵🇬Papua New Guinea

3.7%

🇯🇴Jordan

3.6%

🇬🇭Ghana

3.4%

🇸🇩Sudan

3.0%

🇨🇩DR Congo

2.7%

🇱🇰Sri Lanka

2.7%

🇰🇪Kenya

2.6%

🇸🇳Senegal

2.6%

🇪🇬Egypt

2.5%

🇵🇰Pakistan

2.4%

🇹🇿Tanzania

2.4%

🇨🇲Cameroon

2.3%

🇪🇹Ethiopia

2.3%

🇨🇷Costa Rica

2.1%

🇦🇴Angola

1.9%

🇺🇬Uganda

1.7%

🇧🇩Bangladesh

0.8%

🇲🇦Morocco

0.7%

Highlights

As of October 2026, Argentina ranks first with 8.2%, followed by Ecuador (6.8%) and Ukraine (6.4%).

Across 26 countries and territories, values run from 8.2% (Argentina) to 0.7% (Morocco), with a median of 2.7%.

By region, the top 10 is made up of 4 from Africa, 3 from the Americas, 1 from Asia, 1 from Europe and 1 from Oceania.

Source: Visual Capitalist, based on IMF credit data (early October 2026), October 2026. Unit: % of GDP.

Source: Visual Capitalist, based on IMF credit data (early October 2026) · entered by hand Oct 18, 2026

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