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Global Debt Hits Record $338 Trillion, Warns IIF
Global debt surged to a record $337.7 trillion by mid-2025, driven by loose financial conditions, currency effects, and accommodative central bank policies. Emerging markets now face more than $3.2 trillion in bond and loan redemptions through year end, raising stress signals for fiscal sustainability and capital markets. The debt-to-GDP ratio is over 324% globally, and 242.4% in emerging economies.
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Global Debt Hits Record $338 Trillion, Warns IIF
Global debt surged to a record $337.7 trillion by mid-2025, driven by loose financial conditions, currency effects, and accommodative central bank policies. Emerging markets now face more than $3.2 trillion in bond and loan redemptions through year end, raising stress signals for fiscal sustainability and capital markets. The debt-to-GDP ratio is over 324% globally, and 242.4% in emerging economies.
Tags:
- global debt
- fiscal risk
Explore:Mutual Fund Themes
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World debt hits highest ever levels, intensifying fiscal and market risks.
Global debt surged to a record $337.7 trillion by mid-2025, driven by loose financial conditions, currency effects, and accommodative central bank policies. Emerging markets now face more than $3.2 trillion in bond and loan redemptions through year end, raising stress signals for fiscal sustainability and capital markets. The debt-to-GDP ratio is over 324% globally, and 242.4% in emerging economies.
Global debt surged to a record $337.7 trillion by mid-2025, driven by loose financial conditions, currency effects, and accommodative central bank policies. Emerging markets now face more than $3.2 trillion in bond and loan redemptions through year end, raising stress signals for fiscal sustainability and capital markets. The debt-to-GDP ratio is over 324% globally, and 242.4% in emerging economies.
Tags:
- global debt
- fiscal risk
- global debt
- fiscal risk
- emerging markets
- IIF report