Net secondary income
Net secondary income (from abroad) comprises transfers of income between residents of the reporting country and the rest of the world that carry no provisions for repayment.
Latest, 2013Q24.28BconstantAnnual release · Not updated
vs 2012No changeQ24.28B constant
High since 2001Q25.72Bconstant2007 · World Bank
Low since 2001Q9.55Bconstant2001 · World Bank
Recent years
- 2013Q24.28BconstantNo change
- 2012Q24.28Bconstant+8.2%
- 2011Q22.43Bconstant−5.3%
- 2010Q23.70Bconstant+0.6%
- 2009Q23.56Bconstant−2.8%
- 2008Q24.23Bconstant−5.8%
- 2007Q25.72Bconstant+6.9%
- 2006Q24.06Bconstant+12.8%
Full table
| Period | Value |
|---|---|
| 2013 | Q24,275.4 M constant |
| 2012 | Q24,275.4 M constant |
| 2011 | Q22,434.4 M constant |
| 2010 | Q23,695.3 M constant |
| 2009 | Q23,563.0 M constant |
| 2008 | Q24,234.7 M constant |
| 2007 | Q25,716.8 M constant |
| 2006 | Q24,055.3 M constant |
| 2005 | Q21,332.5 M constant |
| 2004 | Q20,629.9 M constant |
| 2003 | Q17,718.9 M constant |
| 2002 | Q15,417.6 M constant |
| 2001 | Q9,547.4 M constant |
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- Quarterly real GDPBanguatQ164.4BQ1 2026+0.2%vs Q4 2025
- Nominal GDPBanguatQ947.0B2025+7.8%vs 2024