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Global Debt at Record High, Raising Fears of Another Financial Crisis | Vantage with Palki Sharma



Global Debt at Record High, Raising Fears of Another Financial Crisis | Vantage with Palki Sharma

The world is drowning in debt, with the total amount owed now reaching a staggering $315 trillion, which is nearly three times the global GDP. The debt is spread across households, businesses, and governments. Experts warn that this unsustainable level of debt raises the risk of large-scale defaults, which could trigger a new financial crisis. Large debt burdens can have devastating consequences, especially for households. Defaults can lead to families losing their homes and savings. Further, the rise of “Buy Now, Pay Later” (BNPL) platforms is creating more risks. These platforms offer easy loans with flexible repayment options, but they often come with high-interest rates. Palki Sharma tells you more.

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46 comments
@AdrianCHOY

Countries behave no diff than consumers.

@erikschiegg68

And it can't be payed back by any means. If they take no new loans and pay zero interest and pay every second day and night $1 back, it could take close to 100 million years.
Now take $1 loan for 1% annually and see how this exceeds the existing debt by many orders of magnitude in 100 million years. Mathematically mipossible that this will be ever payed back.

@juliuskariuki7387

Whom does the world owe debt???????

@flyer480

The whole world is in debt.
But to whom?💀

@sujathak5560

Valuable message
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