Global debt tops $365 trillion as economists sound alarm over 'vicious cycle'
More is being paid out by advanced economies in debt interest than the whole world spends on AI, defense or clean technology.
Global debt tops $365 trillion as economists sound alarm over 'vicious cycle'
More is being paid out by advanced economies in debt interest than the whole world spends on AI, defense or clean technology.
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