UK Government Debt

Government debt is the debt owed by a central government. Government debt is net borrowing or net lending and is calculated as the difference between the net acquisition of financial assets and the net incurrence of liabilities.

UK Government Debt

UK Government Debt or Public-sector borrowing decreased on a monthly basis for May 2017 by nearly 40% compared with the previous month. Results were reported at £5.99 billion, beating previous month’s values of £8.68 billion and beating expectations of £7 billion. Government Debt in the United Kingdom peaked at an all-time high point of £12.30 billion in January of 2017 and hit rock-bottom at -£20.08 billion in April of 2012.