Although major countries around the world generally have strong economies, some are still in debt

بمبالغ هائلة، والتي تجعلها ضمن قائمة the world’s most indebted countries.

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The most indebted countries in the world

وقد كشف تقرير اقتصادي جديد عن The world’s most indebted countries, where government debt was greater than gross domestic product.

The volume of government debt exceeded gross domestic product.

According to the report, Japan ranked first among the most indebted countries, with government debt exceeding

its gross domestic product by more than 200%.

Japan was not the only major country whose debt was far higher than its GDP

Overall, the list also included the United Kingdom, the United States, and several countries in the eurozone, where

debt levels exceeded 100% of GDP.

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The most indebted countries in 2020

Daniel Nametkin, Head of Investment Analysis and Economic Research in Russia, said that, according to the Institute of International Finance

الدولي IIF ومنظمة التعاون الاقتصادي والتنمية OECDtotal public debt amounted to 105% more than

global GDP as a whole at the end of 2020.

The expert added in remarks cited by local reports that, despite the enormous levels of debt burden

in many major countries around the world, debt-servicing problems remain in the foreseeable future

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He went on to say that the highest levels of public debt were recorded mainly among developed countries, including:

- Japan: 234%.

- Britain: 144%.

- The United States: 160%.

- Eurozone: 120.4%.

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The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the global economy

The economist noted that the global COVID-19 pandemic crisis showed that when the global economy deteriorates,

global regulators will be prepared to take unprecedented measures to provide liquidity to markets,

with the aim of maintaining the stability of the global financial system.

He added that, under the current conditions facing the world, there are some concerns stemming from

a marked acceleration in inflation in many developed countries, attributing this to the measures those countries have taken

Large-scale and unprecedented measures to support the economy during the COVID-19 pandemic.