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Will global debt trigger a full recession in September?
In recent months, the financial world has been shaken by a series of events that signal the start of what could be the most significant global debt crisis in modern history.
The latest developments, particularly in Japan, have set the stage for what experts believe is the beginning of the global sovereign debt bubble's unraveling. As economic indicators continue to deteriorate and geopolitical tensions rise, the next 24 months could define the future of global finance.
The US Federal Reserve’s aggressive interest rate hikes, now at their highest level in 23 years, have rippled across the world, impacting economies far and wide. Japan, a key player in the global financial system, has been particularly hard hit. The Bank of Japan’s decision to maintain low interest rates while the Fed increased theirs led to a sharp depreciation of the yen, reaching levels not seen since the 1990s. This, coupled with Japan’s staggering debt-to-GDP ratio of 260%, has created a precarious situation that could have global consequences.
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In recent months, the financial world has been shaken by a series of events that signal the start of what could be the most significant global debt crisis in modern history.
The latest developments, particularly in Japan, have set the stage for what experts believe is the beginning of the global sovereign debt bubble's unraveling. As economic indicators continue to deteriorate and geopolitical tensions rise, the next 24 months could define the future of global finance.
The US Federal Reserve’s aggressive interest rate hikes, now at their highest level in 23 years, have rippled across the world, impacting economies far and wide. Japan, a key player in the global financial system, has been particularly hard hit. The Bank of Japan’s decision to maintain low interest rates while the Fed increased theirs led to a sharp depreciation of the yen, reaching levels not seen since the 1990s. This, coupled with Japan’s staggering debt-to-GDP ratio of 260%, has created a precarious situation that could have global consequences.
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