How is the debt of the countries in 2020?
At Capitual Blog, we have been extensively addressing the dangers that the current global monetary policy has taken. Like other economic data, debt is always changeable, so it is important to keep up to date on this aspect.
This week, the World Index, posted on Twitter a general overview of the countries that most impact the global economy and their respective debt.
🇯🇵 JPN: 238%
🇮🇹 ITA: 133%
🇺🇸 USA: 106%
🇫🇷 FRA: 99%
🇪🇸 ESP: 96%
🇧🇷 BRA: 92%
🇨🇦 CAN: 88%
🇬🇧 GBR: 86%
🇵🇰 PAK: 77%
🇮🇳 IND: 69%
🇩🇪 GER: 59%
🇨🇳 CHN: 56%
🇲🇾 MAS: 56%
🇲🇽 MEX: 54%
🇨🇴 COL: 51%
🇦🇺 AUS: 42%
🇸🇪 SWE: 37%
🇹🇷 TUR: 30%
🇳🇬 NGR: 30%
🇸🇦 KSA: 23%
🇷🇺 RUS: 17%
🇦🇫 AFG: 8%
Government debt, (% of GDP)
— World Index (@theworldindex) February 22, 2020
🇯🇵JPN: 238%
🇮🇹ITA: 133%
🇺🇸USA: 106%
🇫🇷FRA: 99%
🇪🇸ESP: 96%
🇧🇷BRA: 92%
🇨🇦CAN: 88%
🇬🇧GBR: 86%
🇵🇰PAK: 77%
🇮🇳IND: 69%
🇩🇪GER: 59%
🇨🇳CHN: 56%
🇲🇾MAS: 56%
🇲🇽MEX: 54%
🇨🇴COL: 51%
🇦🇺AUS: 42%
🇸🇪SWE: 37%
🇹🇷TUR: 30%
🇳🇬NGR: 30%
🇸🇦KSA: 23%
🇷🇺RUS: 17%
🇦🇫AFG: 8%
(IMF)
