POPA ReconThe World’s Debt Giants
The World’s Debt Giants The 20 most indebted governments will owe a combined $107T in 2026, according to IMF projections. The US alone owes $41.4T, or 126.8% of its GDP, nearly twice China’s $22.5T. Together they hold 60% of the total. China’s debt is set to exceed its whole economy for the first time, at 104.4% of GDP. Measured against the size of the economy, Japan stands out at 199% of GDP, followed by Singapore at 166% and Italy at 138%. Germany is the opposite case: it’s the 7th-biggest debtor at $3.5T, but that’s only 65% of its GDP. Sources 🔗 IMF World Economic Outlook Top 7 Perks…
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