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#الدين_العالمي rises by more than 21 trillion $ and reaches 337.7 trillion $ in the first half of 2025

Global debt rose to a record level of 337.7 trillion US dollars by the end of the second quarter of the year, according to a quarterly report from the Institute of International Finance. This increase is attributed to the easing of global financial conditions, the weakness of the US dollar, and more accommodative policies from major central banks.

The report noted that global debt grew by more than 21 trillion US dollars in the first half of this year alone, a volume of increase similar to what the world witnessed in the second half of 2020 as a result of the political responses to the Corona pandemic.

The report revealed that China, France, the United States, Germany, Britain, and Japan recorded the largest increase in dollar-denominated debt levels, noting that part of this increase is due to the weakness of the dollar, which has fallen by 9.75% since the beginning of the year against a basket of other major currencies.
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