The European statistic authority Eurostat has released its latest data set and information regarding the structure of the public debt of the EU’s 28 member-states.
According to Eurostat’s data, 75% of Greece’s public debt is attributed to loans, while 25% is attributed to securities other than shares.
The averages amongst the 28 EU members are 81% securities other than shares, 16% loans and 4% currency and deposits; the rates of the Eurozone members are 79% securities other than shares, 18% loans and 3% currency and deposits.
Eurostat’s divs are available here.
