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BelarusFiscal Balance (% of GDP)

Category: Fiscal & MonetarySource: IMF World Economic OutlookGlobal Rank: #32 of 192Updated August 2026
Latest Value
-0.3%
2031
YoY Change
-50.0%
20302031
Global Rank
#32
of 192 countries
Maximum
1.8%
2018
Minimum
-10.9%
2008
Last
-0.3%
Previous
-0.2%
Highest
1.8%
Lowest
-10.9%
Unit
Percent of GDP
Source
IMF World Economic Outlook

Belarus's fiscal balance (% of GDP) was -0.2% in 2026, ranking #32 out of 192 countries. This represents a -50.0% change from 2030. Over the past 26 years, the highest recorded value was 1.8% (2018) and the lowest was -10.9% (2008). The IMF WEO projects -0.3% by 2031. Data sourced from the IMF World Economic Outlook.

Actual
IMF Forecast
Source: IMF World Economic Outlook

Historical Data

YearValueChange
2031-0.3%-50.0%
2030-0.2%+0.0%
2029-0.2%-100.0%
2028-0.1%+50.0%
2027-0.2%+0.0%
2026-0.2%-200.0%
20250.2%-60.0%
20240.5%-37.5%
20230.8%+140.0%
2022-2.0%-900.0%
2021-0.2%+93.1%
2020-2.9%-422.2%
20190.9%-50.0%
20181.8%+700.0%
2017-0.3%+82.4%
2016-1.7%+43.3%
2015-3.0%-3100.0%
20140.1%+110.0%
2013-1.0%-350.0%
20120.4%+114.3%
2011-2.8%+33.3%
2010-4.2%+41.7%
2009-7.2%+33.9%
2008-10.9%-39.7%
2007-7.8%-1.3%
2006-7.7%-14.9%
2005-6.7%+5.6%
2004-7.1%-6.0%
2003-6.7%+14.1%
2002-7.8%-66.0%
2001-4.7%

IMF Forecast

Projections from the IMF World Economic Outlook. These are staff estimates, not guarantees.

YearProjected ValueChange from Previous
2026Forecast-0.2%-200.0%
2027Forecast-0.2%+0.0%
2028Forecast-0.1%+50.0%
2029Forecast-0.2%-100.0%
2030Forecast-0.2%+0.0%
2031Forecast-0.3%-50.0%

Top Countries — Fiscal Balance (% of GDP)

#CountryValueYear
1Kuwait27.6%2026
2Naoero13.1%2026
3Norway10.2%2026
4Oman5.2%2026
5United Arab Emirates4.9%2026
6Lesotho4.2%2026
7Macao SAR, China4.2%2026
8Singapore3.3%2026
9Lebanon3.3%2025
10Liechtenstein3.0%2026
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About This Indicator

Definition

General government net lending/borrowing as a percentage of GDP. A positive value indicates a fiscal surplus; negative indicates a deficit.

Methodology

Revenue minus expenditure minus net acquisition of nonfinancial assets, as a percentage of GDP. A comprehensive measure of the fiscal balance.

Unit

Percent of GDP

Source: IMF World Economic OutlookCoverage: 20002027View original source →