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-National debt: the accumulated level of debt owed by the government of a country.
-External debt: debt owed by the government, businesses and people of a country to overseas lenders such as banks, the IMF, foreign companies.

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National debt is the total amount of money that a country's government has borrowed.

External debt is the portion of a country's debt that is borrowed from foreign lenders.

They are different because national is only about our country and the external debt covers another country or foreigner’s people.

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-Mortages
-Internal loans

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Currency devaluation is the official lowering of the value of a country's currency under a fixed exchange rate regime.

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The main reason why countries devalue their currency is due to trade imbalances.

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The main effects are: Exports are cheaper to foreign customers. Imports more expensive.

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Currency devaluation  is the deliberate downward adjustment of a country's currency value.

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External Debt: It refers to money borrowed from a source outside the country.
National Debt: It is the amount of debt a country owes to lenders within the country.

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The main reason why countries devalue their currency is when there are trade imbalances.

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The main effects are: Exports are cheaper to foreign customers. Imports more expensive. In the short-term, a devaluation tends to cause inflation.

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Mortgages are the most common and largest debt many consumers carry.

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Public debt: treasury bills, notes, and bonds.

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It is the official lowering of the value of a country’s currency under a fixed exchange rate regime.

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Trade imbalances. Using devaluation, goverments can reduce the cost of a country's exports, which makes them more competitive on a global scale.

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Cause inflation, higher growth and increased demand for exports.

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Internal debt: governments borrow from their citizens, banks, central banks, financial institutions, business houses, etc., within the country.
External debt: governments borrow from foreign governments, foreign banks or institutions, international organizations like the International Monetary Fund, World Bank, etc.

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National debt is when a government borrows from its citizens, central banks... and external debt is when a government borrows from foreign banks, international organizations...

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The reduction in thw official value of a currency in relation to other currencies.

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Mortgages and secured debt.

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When countries devalue their currency, they can reduce the cost of a country's exports.

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Exports are cheaper for foreign customers.
Imports are more expensive.

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Currency devaluation is a downward adjustment to a country's value of money relative to a foreign currency or standard.

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It happens when a government changes the fixed exchange rate of its currency.

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Exports are cheaper to foreign customers

Imports are more expensive.

In the short-term, a devaluation tends to cause inflation, higher growth, and increased demand for exports.

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National debt is the debt level of a country's government, while external debt is the debt of a country's government, companies, and individuals to foreign lenders such as banks, the IMF, foreign companies, and other creditors.

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National debt is the accumulated level of debt owed by the government of a country. External debt is debt owed by the government, businesses and people of a country to overseas lenders such as banks. They are related because both are about debt.

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. Mortgages are the most common and largest debt many consumers carry. Mortgages are loans made to purchase homes, with the subject real estate serving as collateral.

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Currency depreciation can occur for a variety of reasons. Broadly these include changes in inflation rates, political instability and other economic factors. More specifically, some of the leading causes of currency depreciation are: Lower export revenues.

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The deliberate downward adjustment of a country's currency value. The government issuing the currency decides to devalue a currency. Devaluing a currency reduces the cost of a country's exports and can help shrink trade deficits.

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The main effects are: Exports are cheaper to foreign customers. Imports more expensive

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Devaluation is the deliberate adjustment of the value of a country's currency.

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The main reason why countries devalue their currency is due to trade imbalances, which means a country is spending more money on imports than it makes on exports.

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-Exports are cheaper to foreign customers. --Imports more expensive.

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-National debt.

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National Debt: Debt with their own country.

External Debt: Debt with overseas lenders.
Difference: the former is debt held by foreign banks, while the latter designates debt held by domestic banks.

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The internal debt is better because when government takes foreign loans, a heavy sum is remitted out of country for the payment of interest annually. Also, external debt poses threats to the economic and political independence of the country. There is no such threat in internal debt.

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Currency devaluation is practiced to adjust the established exchange rates by the government. It is mostly performed in the cases of fixed currencies.

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When a country’s government and central bank leaders make an intentional decision to decrease its currency’s exchange rate — its value.

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Increase in the prices

Higher exports

Increase uncertainty within the market.

Devaluation may also spark trade wars.

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National debt:  Amount of money the country  or government owes.
External debt: When the country is borrowed from other country.

Internal debt is when it happens in a country. On the other hand, external debt involves other coutries.

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National debt: The total amount of money that a country's government has borrowed.

External debt: External debt is the portion of a country's debt that is borrowed from foreign lenders, including commercial banks, governments, or international financial institutions.

Difference: The internal debt is due to the loans and public commitments acquired at the national level and the external debt is due to the loans and commitments acquired at the international level.

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I think it's the public national debts.

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It's when the currency of a country begins to lose value against international indicators

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There is a loss of their purchasing power with respect to those of the foreigner

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- Increase in imports.
- Increase in the real exchange rate
- Lack of confidence in the local economy

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Internal Debt: The amount of money that the government borrows from national banks.

External Debt: The money that the government borrows from other countries.

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Devaluation is the deliberate downward adjustment of a country's currency value.

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The main reason why countries devalue their currency is due to trade imbalances. Using devaluation, they can reduce the cost of a country’s exports, which ultimately makes them more competitive on a global scale

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-Imports more expensive
-Exports cheaper
-Inflation

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Mortages

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Public debt. All insolvent public sector obligations incurred directly or through its financial agents. It is a tool of the government to defer its expenses in time and thus be able to fulfill the set of functions that are entrusted to it.
External debt is debt owed by the governmentsuch as banks, the IMF and foreign companies, etc.

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Devaluation is the loss of value of the national currency in relation to foreign currencies, which causes exports to fall in price and imports to become more expensive.

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Devaluations usually occur when there is a deficit in the trade balance in international markets. This happens mainly when more is imported than what is exported. Distrust in the local economy or in the stability of the country itself.

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- Loss of purchasing power: Both savers and investors see the value of their money diminished.
- Decrease in the real value of debt: This is positive for those who borrowed and negative for those who lent.
- The country could be more competitive in exports: As the value of the currency decreases, products are cheaper abroad. This could encourage foreign countries to buy local products.
- It encourages the arrival of tourists: that is, being cheaper, it is an attraction more for a holiday.
- It encourages the consumption of products produced in the country: When the currency is devalued, imports are more expensive and the population usually prefers to buy domestic product.

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- National Debt: All the money that the government of the country has borrowed and still owes.
- External Debt: The amount of those current debts, that require payment that are owed to foreign institutions by the local governments.

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Mortgages, Secured Debt, Unsecured Debt, etc...

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Currency Devaluation is the downward adjustment to a country’s currency value relative to a foreign currency or standard.

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Countries devalue their currency value due to trade imbalances. By applying devaluation, they reduce the cost of the exports and make the market a little more competitive.

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Currency devaluation can present significant drawbacks, for example: more expensive imports, cheaper exports, higher inflation and less competitive local industries.

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National debt
It is understood to be the set of debts that a State maintains against individuals or other countries. It constitutes a way of obtaining financial resources by the State or any public power normally materialized through the issuance of securities or bonds.

External debt
External debt is the sum of the debts that a country has with foreign entities. It is made up of public debt and private debt.

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Public debt that is part of the national debt.

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•Exports are cheaper to foreign customers. •Imports are more expensive.