Debt
The chart shows total debt (in trillions) from July 2023 to May 2024. Debt gradually increased, peaking at 11.24 trillion in January 2024, before declining and stabilizing around 10.5 trillion from March 2024 onward. The rise suggests increased borrowing, while the decline may indicate repayments or policy changes. The final stabilization implies a more controlled debt strategy.
Domestic and External Debt
The chart shows trends in Domestic and External Debt (in trillions) over time. Domestic debt steadily increases, while external debt initially rises, peaks around early 2024, then drops sharply before stabilizing. This suggests a possible shift towards domestic borrowing or external debt repayment. The stabilization indicates controlled borrowing after the decline. Key questions include the reason for the external debt drop and whether policy changes influenced the trend.
Debt Service
This visualization displays the variation of “Interest” and “Principal” over time, with data points recorded on the first day of each month from July 2023 to May 2024. The blue bars represent “Interest,” showing fluctuating values, while the orange line represents “Principal,” exhibiting significant spikes, particularly in January 2024. The dual-axis visualization highlights the differing trends of both measures over time.
