Editing Openai/691c5b4b-e984-8009-a9ae-1118077b2b31 (section)

==== - The Ministry of Finance of Slovakia provides a general government debt page; they use the Maastricht (EDP) methodology. mfsr.sk<ref>{{cite web|title=mfsr.sk|url=https://www.mfsr.sk/en/finance/national-reporting/general-government-debt/|publisher=mfsr.sk|access-date=2025-11-19}}</ref> ====
* IMF data: According to the IMF profile for Slovakia, general government gross debt is ~ 59.6% of GDP. IMF<ref>{{cite web|title=IMF|url=https://www.imf.org/external/datamapper/profile/SVK|publisher=imf.org|access-date=2025-11-19}}</ref>
* CEIC Data has quarterly data for Slovakia’s government debt as a % of GDP (going back to 2000). CEIC Data<ref>{{cite web|title=CEIC Data|url=https://www.ceicdata.com/en/indicator/slovakia/government-debt--of-nominal-gdp|publisher=CEIC Data|access-date=2025-11-19}}</ref>
* Eurostat also publishes “general government gross debt (EDP concept), annual / quarterly” data. European Commission<ref>{{cite web|title=European Commission|url=https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/databrowser/view/tipsgo20/default/table?lang=en|publisher=European Commission|access-date=2025-11-19}}</ref>

===== - Just like with deficits, debt-to-GDP is a ratio, so changes in GDP will affect the percentage even if the nominal debt doesn’t move as much. =====
* The “gross debt” here is general government gross debt, which is a standard metric under EU / Maastricht-EDP rules.
* There may be revisions: the Statistical Office revised its 2024 data in October 2025, raising the debt/GDP ratio. Slovak Statistics<ref>{{cite web|title=Slovak Statistics|url=https://slovak.statistics.sk/wps/portal/ext/home/%21ut/p/z1/pVXLkpswEPyWfAEjCT18BAxCRsaAgN1wSe0hldpUsskhle-P1nGSAtmjdQWfXOpR9_TMaJIleUyWl6efz5-efjx_e3n64v-_X8SHXhqV5yQD1Q4lmDHr9HBICaQ8eTgDCp3VqbQAymoOJqunYdczBhlLFn882-53vJYjAdO2bppVz5Qll3i48WXwtvh_ArkED3ATwOxghPQcf-vYyUv8X4KTIJ514JbnVoT6N8cl2_LrelKeIAetd5akudzED6SCHqBpGzWaY5Nu-cEdd2Bml44nJSkjG37FDIfM7D0zO0DVCzx_JxiWfzaKGD9B-WmQv2qKwhPwcc_nlnWWrPnX9jSG4_69Atb-uSnzx4Phhc2ZloH-dYNMQDH_Jwj7J58pGNkOpOl7TS71u3U8U9R_3dcE618xQMx_wPxv5yB-bdCJsjv7X81q7w06wkGXiukZ_qt-UMg76xcC1vHW7UC4-gC2G4migf-QWwbm0Li2LiqaAsHqr_fh_AcApH5TEcxvKPA-_jVBWfE7-UPAgrcH_n46ifSP7kFE-h_EJv7G_rj1frK73_-AYMHXy0OyYCPeTPICqFxHs12qi_1wqjxFQZWzgoIWEcBrD54B2JKMyVzQOX5dcxjAwZ8bsEW3eWrqo7e6st3clSMZ5kDDlVW30bDeBWUost3n3more2V8N-Z0CzjV2mchDy4d_GsIVXDDZtxdkOaVfYoBeEcjTorghtPkUsi4JHTXdVQLGjFqZDgF2GgWJGK1JdsbruxFDFC2gM8FuVLucPVhgGzksTQhIrKKamB4Lc77Ce0oIDENPKIhnM3wjXMfX5LvX6eb3yM8m2u_z2n27hcApcsf/dz/d5/L2dBISEvZ0FBIS9nQSEh/?1dmy=&urile=wcm%3Apath%3A%2FObsah-EN-INF-AKT%2Finformativne-spravy%2Fvsetky%2F1b1deb67-2331-4393-b2e7-1ed90a22fda4|publisher=Slovak Statistics|access-date=2025-11-19}}</ref>

If you like, I can pull debt-to-GDP data for every fiscal year from 2010 to 2024 and plot a graph. Do you want me to do that?