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IMF Reveals Global Debt Crisis: US, India Among Nations Grappling with Heavy Financial Burdens
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Global Debt Crisis: IMF Reveals Countries Drowning in Debt, US & India's Status
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13-02-2026, 15:24
Global Debt Crisis: IMF Reveals Countries Drowning in Debt, US & India's Status
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IMF data highlights countries with high Debt-to-GDP ratios, indicating significant debt burdens.
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Japan leads with a staggering 230% Debt-to-GDP ratio, followed by Sudan at 222%.
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Major economies like the US (125%) and China (96%) face substantial debt, raising concerns.
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India's Debt-to-GDP ratio stands at 81%, better than many but still a significant pressure point.
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High debt diverts government revenue to interest payments, impacting development and public services.
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