The U.S. is predicted to see the greatest accumulation in government debt among G7 countries in the next five years.
The world hit a new record of $315 trillion in global debt in Q1 2024. Which markets and sectors are leading this surge in debt?
The cost of servicing the national debt is surging as high interest rates push up borrowing costs amid a rapidly growing debt pile.
Global debt has soared to a new landmark, adding $1.3 trillion in debt in the first quarter of 2024 alone.
Listing the many programs—health, defense, veterans benefits—that U.S. federal taxes fund, in the form of a single federal tax dollar.
This graphic ranks government debt by country for advanced economies, using their gross debt-to-GDP ratio.
The surge in global debt poses significant risks to government balance sheets. Here's where it's projected to reach over the next five years.
In this infographic, we examine new data that ranks the top 25 countries by their default risk.
After an unprecedented borrowing spree in response to COVID-19, what does government debt look like around the world?
See the latest levels of government debt, based on the IMF's most recent data. Where does your country sit in the snowball?