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National Debt (% of GDP): Poland

Poland's national debt (% of gdp) is currently 65.8% as of 2026. # Poland National Debt (% of GDP) Poland's national debt reached 65.

Current (2026)
65.8%
+9.7% y/y
Peak (2026)
65.8%
Low (2000)
36.3%
Source
IMF World Economic Outlook
19952026 · 36 pts

National Debt (% of GDP)Poland

19952026

National Debt (% of GDP) — Poland
36.3%46.2%56.1%66%75.9%19952000201020202030LowPeak
Analysis# Poland National Debt (% of GDP) Poland's national debt reached 65.8% of GDP in 2026, marking its all-time peak since 1995. The country has accumulated 35.4 percentage points of debt relative to GDP over three decades, rising from a low of 36.3% in 2000. This sharp increase contrasts sharply with the stability of the early 2000s, when Poland maintained debt levels below 50% of GDP. The debt trajectory shifted dramatically after 2019, when the ratio stood at 45.2%. The COVID-19 pandemic triggered a surge to 56.6% in 2020, and despite a temporary dip to 48.8% in 2022, the debt has climbed steadily ever since. Projections through 2026 indicate continued acceleration, with the ratio accelerating from 55.3% in 2024 to 60% in 2025 and 65.8% in 2026, suggesting persistent fiscal pressures ahead.

Historical Data

36 Rows
YearValueChange %
203075.9%+2.43%
202974.1%+3.20%
202871.8%+3.91%
202769.1%+5.02%
202665.8%+9.67%
202560.0%+8.50%
202455.3%+11.72%
202349.5%+1.43%
202248.8%-7.92%
202153.0%-6.36%
202056.6%+25.22%
201945.2%-6.22%
201848.2%-4.37%
201750.4%-6.84%
201654.1%+5.87%
201551.1%+0.00%
201451.1%-10.19%
201356.9%+4.40%
201254.5%-0.55%
201154.8%+2.05%
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YearValueChange %
201053.7%+8.05%
200949.7%+6.65%
200846.6%+4.95%
200744.4%-5.73%
200647.1%+1.29%
200546.5%+3.33%
200445.0%-2.60%
200346.2%+11.59%
200241.4%+11.89%
200137.0%+1.93%
200036.3%-7.40%
199939.2%+1.55%
199838.6%-9.39%
199742.6%-0.93%
199643.0%-11.52%
199548.6%

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