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00:00A new blow to the global economy after the debts recorded new levels of valuation.
00:06We are talking about the continuation of the importation of India and China,
00:09the rise of interest rates, other than geopolitical tensions.
00:13All of these factors resulted from the rise of global debt in the first quarter of this year.
00:18Let's look at the details.
00:20According to the International Funding Institute,
00:23global debt reached new levels of valuation,
00:28reaching around 315 million dollars in the first quarter of this year.
00:33We are also talking about an increase of around 8 trillion dollars annually,
00:38and around 1.3 trillion dollars separately.
00:43This is not higher than the total debt of around 333% in the same period of this year.
00:51But what are the countries or economies that benefited from the increase of these debts?
00:56Undoubtedly, the emerging markets were one of the biggest contributors to the increase of debts.
01:01We are talking about around 105 trillion dollars,
01:04which was the debt of the emerging markets in the first quarter of this year,
01:07with an increase of around 4.3 trillion dollars annually.
01:12We are talking about an increase of more than double in the last quarter.
01:17Undoubtedly, the biggest increases were from China, India, and Mexico.
01:22Why are we talking about China?
01:24Because of the real estate crisis that affected the country's economy.
01:29This is not China, India, and the IMF,
01:34because of the state's spending on natural disasters.
01:38All of these factors resulted from the rise of global debt.
01:41What about the emerging markets?
01:44We are talking about America, Japan, and other emerging countries.
01:48For the emerging markets,
01:50we saw that around 209 trillion dollars was the debt of the emerging markets in the first quarter of this year,
01:57with an increase of around 3.8 trillion dollars annually.
02:04This report divided the debt into family debts, government debts, and other debts.
02:09The family debt was estimated at around 40 trillion dollars in the first quarter of this year,
02:14compared to around 39 trillion dollars in the same period of the previous year.
02:20The government debt was estimated at around 63 trillion dollars in the first quarter of this year,
02:26compared to 60 trillion dollars in the first quarter of 2023.
02:32This is not an increase in American and Japanese debts due to the coronavirus pandemic.
02:38In general, there are several factors that contributed to the rise of global debt.
02:43The question remains,
02:45if global debt continues to reach the same levels,
02:49will the global economy be in danger?

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