Countries with the Highest External Debt Worldwide

[@mysteriousboy4274]

India From top to out of the list.... Great progress india 🎉

[@cvenkat7766]

Still the Liberands are claiming that Modi has taken the country to indebtedness .

[@cvenkat7766]

@@mysteriousboy4274 This is only external debt .

[@baratmalli6413]

It’s a bad thing … All developed countries had some years that took big debt to finance big projects and created lot of good jobs and opportunities India is not investing enough to create jobs for lower income people

[@cvenkat7766]

@@baratmalli6413 . Yes . You are correct . India can go ahead to mobilize all types of investment including external debt , for the betterment of the country , by cautiously following fiscal discipline .

[@harishsalvi3833]

Instead of that u should all look the Map of our India. They shows the incorrect map and excluded POK report this video

[@snails6997]

Someone please tell US this is not a competition

[@themajormagers]

In the US. We keep trying to tell the chuckle f that and they spend the money on BS anyways.

[@markjohnson6194]

US politicians are too busy stealing tax money to hear you

[@phreatomagmatic8016]

As far as the US is concerned, everything is competition and they like to be number 1😂

[@Jarlulfric4202]

They could print money to pay their own debt

[@lazyer0511]

You're right, it's not anymore

[@dreamwelch8100]

This means that if the US dollar currency is not used, the US will automatically be sold to the IMF😆😂

[@troyb.4101]

We owe dollars which we can print out of thin air. IMF doesn't own the debt of the USA. US can not be sold to anyone.

[@sumankhatua3835]

But IMF is USA and USA is the IMF

[@user-95uvdi5ir8]

​@@sumankhatua3835МВФ евреям принадлежит

[@user-95uvdi5ir8]

МВФ евреям принадлежит

[@user-95uvdi5ir8]

The IMF belongs to Jews

[@thetrainrushguy]

If all the rich countries in debt... Man who is lending the money then

[@cpresle3]

...Ummm, we're not allowed to talk about that... 😅

[@Kitizen.Reaction]

Saya juga berfikir begitu, siapa yg lebih kaya dari negara

[@nicholas11121]

It’s owed to the bank

[@Patrickzero133]

You.

[@SEREFKI]

Its antisemite to ask

[@mikeg6058]

Look at Canada skyrocket to the top of the list with only 40M population. We're killing it, thanks to 8 years of Justin Trudeau. 🤦‍♂️

[@gk9257]

Funding Khalistani terrorist need lot's of money BTW.

[@Tharun.director]

Bro... Did you say 40M??? That was my STATE POPULATION bro.... In india😂😂😂 atleast we're out of list😂😂

[@AngelofDeath333]

9 years

[@AngelofDeath333]

@@Tharun.directoryeah Canada has only got 40 Million people

[@train_xc]

Justinder Trudeau

[@LaowaiDaveJCP]

wow finally a chart where Europeans are rising faster than Asian countries in 21st century. Good job!

[@Arcticdawn1093]

This happened because of the popularity of debt financing getting popular

[@Vezunchik1777]

На твой прогресс не влияет

[@leejihoon6484]

Debt is free

[@Tommy-v8b]

@@Vezunchik1777 А ты чьих будешь?

[@pablobautista7685]

Mexicano Dream

[@KOCONUTKAMULA]

26Trillion? We are now at $36TRILLION‼️💀

[@moviecraze2004]

Congratulations 😂🎉🎉

[@Quancept]

That's internal and external debt combined.

[@KOCONUTKAMULA]

@@moviecraze2004 Nigg you think this is a joke?!

[@moviecraze2004]

@@Quancept any way it's debt 💀

[@Alex-Orman]

The collapse of the US economy is inevitable

[@johnydangerous4597]

how can anyone be in debt when they create money out of thin air lol

[@Michaelwarmbierton]

While it's true that banks can create new money by extending credit, it's not exactly accurate to say that they create money "out of thin air." Banks still have to follow regulatory requirements and maintain certain reserve ratios to ensure they have enough liquidity to meet their obligations.

[@Michaelwarmbierton]

Regarding debt, even though banks can create new money through lending, individuals and governments can still accumulate debt if they borrow more than they can repay. Debt occurs when someone borrows money with the promise to pay it back, usually with interest

[@Michaelwarmbierton]

Man, I feel you! I was drowning in debt just a few years ago. Credit cards, loans, you name it... I was stuck in a vicious cycle of owing money to everyone. But then I discovered Bitcoin and cryptocurrency investing. I know it sounds crazy, but it literally changed my life. I started investing a small amount each month with the help of an expert, and before I knew it, my investments started to pay off.

[@Michaelwarmbierton]

I was able to pay off my debts one by one, and eventually, I became debt-free! It was an incredible feeling, man. I felt like a weight had been lifted off my shoulders. Now, I'm not gonna lie, investing in Bitcoin and crypto can be volatile. There are ups and downs, and you gotta be willing to take the risk. But for me, it was worth it.

[@Michaelwarmbierton]

I'm not debt-free because I'm rich or anything, but because I took control of my finances and made smart investments. And I'm not the only one, man. I've seen so many people's lives changed by investing in crypto. So, if you're struggling with debt like I was, I say it's worth looking into. I gladly recommend Mrs Kathleen Susan, Kathleen's view on cryptocurrencies is by far the most accurate... An essential guide for all novice and experienced crypto traders. Trust me, man, it's worth it!

[@dek6922]

Details in this infographic on External Debt: 1) How the Military Dictatorship placed Brazil in the first isolated place. 2) As from 2003 we began to fall sharply from 4th to 14th place 3) The dizzying rise of the USA from the end of the 90s and rich countries replacing poor countries at the top of the ranking.

[@abhimanyadav1037]

Doses the 3rd point indicating towards a great economic crises in future? Remember just before fall of USSR, they also show sudden rise in loans.

[@dek6922]

@@abhimanyadav1037 Correct. US debt grows by a staggering 1 trillion dollars every 100 days and exceeded 30 trillion this year and already represents 1/3 of all global debt.

[@Mal4de]

You do know that the "lower increase rate" of external debt of Brazil was because Lula Government switched relatively low interest external debt for high interest domestic debt, right? So "reducing" external debt in Brazil was just a huge electoral lie fueled by higher interest and funded with taxpayer money. Most Brazilians are unaware of this cheap move.

[@dek6922]

@@Mal4de Your idea, even though it is repeated exhaustively, does not become true and has no factual basis, as all the tables available on the Central Bank of Brazil website, when referring to Gross Debt (which includes internal debt) show a consistent drop from 2003 to 2013. Along the same lines, all available historical series graphs show a large increase in the period before 2003 and then a consistent reduction until 2013 when an increase begins again. Do a Google search for Gross Debt Charts or search for this article: MACROECONOMIA Dívida bruta ou dívida líquida, eis a questão Source: Blog do Ibre FGV

[@malakoidohebraico5688]

@@Mal4dequal a fonte dessa informação?

[@foreverstrong8588]

From 20 billion in dept.. to 36 trillion in debt withing 50 years.. This is INSANE! MAKE IT STOP!

[@toddsands6000]

It was staggering seeing that US debt. I don't think we can make it stop.

[@nomadographer.sachin]

You think musk, Bezos and zuckerburg are billionaires 😂😂.. think again.. it's all phantom money

[@hildrannveighelseth8749]

So from 1997 the USA goes down😐

[@hildrannveighelseth8749]

So sad to see USA ripped apart of forces from within; your identity politic; sad to watch; will your light go out!?😢

[@kirakira9906]

​@@hildrannveighelseth8749Every empire goes out

[@Michael-hm8cs]

And they call this "sustainable development" 😂

[@slayypoint126]

Yes, since this sustains the debt...

[@АлексейДрузин-ш8ю]

​@@slayypoint126bro i doubt that because debt of US gets bigger in geometric progression but economy doesn't

[@Lvv84]

Платить будешь ты

[@Steel0079]

As long as all the politicians get paid. It's ok

[@franciscoolivares7723]

Agenda 2030

[@learn-2-earnn]

Indias progress economically is stunning ....shows the astuteness of its economists ...

[@Blspeek-ag]

South korea has more debt than india😂

[@PrutPølli]

Whats so stunning?? The debt kept growing, just not as fast as others lol

[@sugeetSD-pv3cz]

​@@PrutPølli Yeh. But still ok-ok

[@accsamhi1401]

​@@PrutPøllithe debt getting decrease in last slides in much faster rate Didn't you see that😊

[@accsamhi1401]

@@threekblack2171) India is world most populated country,one state account to whole usa population. 2)56% is real data

[@BreadPitttza]

I think if you used Debt to GDP ratio, the video would have been even more conclusive. Great work, anyway, congratulations!

[@1daniel2678]

That is what I expected, it would give us more accurate perception of the economy of a country.

[@kanishkmair2920]

You would only have Africa on the list 😂

[@stanjacox4278]

GDP is a poor indicator of wealth. PPP is a better gauge but is not used in the west because it would cause panic since quality of life is actually poor in some "wealthy" countries. Without going into debt how many Americans can take a real vacation or attend a great opera? Not many yet in many "poor" countries have citizens with positive net worth, take long paid vacations, have babies at not cost, and own their homes without debt. Americans are only "rich" if they have a credit line but as soon as credit dries up due to missing a few payments after losing a job can make a family homeless and ever get suitable housing or decent food every again. Millions in the US are in that state of despair. No one in China is. The norm is Chinese families have a positive net worth, same with "poor" Russia where people do not earn as much but they also own their homes, have twice the rate of university degrees as Americans and no college debt, having a baby is not only free but the mother collects her full salary for 3 full years starting in the end of the first trimester. They can afford the $15-20 for world class opera ballet, symphonies, have on average, no debt but by GDP they are poor. In the IS there is almost no access to culture for the bottom 90%(the las time I was in NYC my GF wanted to see an opera we both liked so I set out to get tickets, at the only theater in the country staging quality opera that Friday night, was the MET and two mid grade tickets cost me $1600!! and seeing a better grade an having 8 operas to choose from in stunning theaters, better sets and orchestra costs us $20-30 every night of the week. By PPP we live GREAT with zero debt and housing cost of $70 a month for utilities. She has 3 degrees and no college debt, is a lawyer. She has been in 47 countries and I have been in 93. I had high income in California and multiple houses and businesses but in 1999 I was tired of working and buying things I never had time to use. I gave everything away including the largest collection of restored Maserati GTs in the world and moved out of the country with 2 suit cases and $6000 on the first day of 2000. My quality of life exploded and for the first time had true friends, great quality of life, far more access to Culture than any American inside the US and zero stress. After a year of play started a business in a field I was never in, for a total cost of $83 including a lawyer and in a year of seasonal work had 83 employees and all had degrees and owned their homes and no or very little debt. Based on GDP I was poor but almost every night could attend a choice of 237 drama theaters, dance all night, fine dining, or attend world topping ballet, opera symphonies or rock cubs, I could, or my GF could walk anywhere in a city of 6million people and never fear crime, any time of the day or night. I needed an operation and was still paying my US health insurance $892/month for 12 years and never used it once. An insurance clerk denied coverage because she speculated I had the problem 13 years before despite the doctors supplying medical records showing it was a late developing problem. I had traveled back to California only to and quoted $247,000 plus one day in the hospital so I would need a24 hour attendant for only $400 a day for at least one month. I flew back to my adopted home to be checked there ...I was not a citizen so knew I would need to pay full price. I ended up seeing the best orthopedic surgeon in the region. I had it done there in a VIP single room for 10 days for $4200 total. It would have been free if I was a citizen of had a residency status, back in 2009. The VIP treatment in a large 2 room apartment hospital room. Most of that bill was for the artificial Swiss made joint that was the same one the doctor in California recommended but they wanted $55,000 for it. I have a superior life over any of my old California friends who were well known celebrities in the music industry. GDP is a useless gauge of living standards And most Americans have a lower than world average quality of life. After spending a lot of time in 93 counties, I can safely say Americans really need to get passports and see some of the world and they will be shocked how much their government and corporate media lies to them. And those in Europe, life is going get harder every year because for the first time since the 1600s Europe does not have the free stolen wealth of the colonies and almost free labor of captive countries and in after have become vassals of the declining USA. Before they use canons and war ships to captured the labor and resources of the world to fund their life styles. Africa, India Asia, the Americas are no longer willing to fund you. Right now is the best it can be and in only gets worse without those free resources. Russia cutting off energy and the 91 essential resources Germany grew rich on means a downward spiral of every part of the richest county in Europe. The other European states will crash for the same reason With the producer and resource countries are moving out of the US led system/economy. Europe and USA face some pretty hard times. In the past they only needed to send troops to smash resistance but the US having lost 80% of its 202 wars since 1950, and losing its proxy war on Russia the collective west is in for some hard times and no past victim will shed a tear after 400 years of abuse at blood drenched hands of the Imperial west.

[@m1l1tarym1nd-v3h]

Russia ~15

[@vaibhavrajput6594]

Agree Debt to GDP ratio would be better

[@вампиркобато]

1997 ASEAN Financial Crisis 2009 European Debt Crisis

[@gabrielbezerra2274]

1973 and 1979, oil crisis.

[@aurelienfouillot3618]

Merci l’euro!

[@Fawazedits8944yt]

In 2014 Indian Debt was 50K Crore Now Its 157K Crore Thanks to modi And $ was 64 Now 84, Har Har Modi, I am NRI good for me bad for Indians.

[@howards9093]

Bill Clinton started us down the debt hole

[@PokemonFansPTR]

​@@Fawazedits8944yt 🌟Your knowledge struck at the American+china slave congress party era. 🌟Inflation India August 2024 is at 3.5%. 🌟Rupee most devalued in congress timeline 🌟 India forex is large so debt can easily solvable 🌟per capita increased from 200 $ to 2765$ 🌟Of course you're from the so called peaceful community+ communist crying here mandatory 🌟We will once again elect NDA 2028

[@user-ub8hv6nh2z]

2:20 USSR : Hii🥰 Few moments later USSR: BAYEEEEE😅

[@sksja1981]

Soon the uSSa will say goodbye.

[@xXWILDBILLXx69]

Our government has us at Basically 100T in debt. So why TF do you dare to give us ( the people ) a credit score when you blow money like no tomorrow?!?!?!

[@andrewst9797]

YES⁉

[@imcrimson8618]

Cuz fuck u pay ur taxes

[@dranzacspartan8002]

But in 2024, USA has a debt of $37 Trillion, not $29 Trillion.

[@kenho-wr5ul2rh7m]

external debt is different from national debt

[@dranzacspartan8002]

@@kenho-wr5ul2rh7m But when you have printed Fiat USD's and now no-one wants it because you're dishonest with it ... then the two debts become a downfall for 340 Million USA citizens. You can't keep bluffing the world that your fiat USD is worth anything, and when you politicise it for personal power.

[@darthplagueis8171]

Also, it definitely isn't government debt; most of it has to be private debt.

[@dranzacspartan8002]

@@darthplagueis8171 Mate, you exclude a significant layer. USA is a Corporatist Country. USA's Government is mostly comprised of Corporate Lawyers ... Democrat or Republican. You insist on making a distinction ... but mate ... be real ... there is no distinction. The 300 Million Workers who make USA, if in financial trouble ... could lose their house. If Corporations get into financial trouble (a) they can access Tax Payers money to bail them out, or (b) hold back vital information, take out their money, then declare that they have nothing left for their workers and stock holders. The debt is owned by all 340 Million citizens of USA, even though over 300 Million had absolutely NOTHING to do with it ... only Corporate greed and Corporate entitlement if they screw up.

[@laaams]

It says "external debt"...

[@156км]

Глядя на список становится понятно за чей счёт обеспечено развитие "передовых" стран. Поэтому они и боятся изменений в мире. Если придётся отдавать долги, жить не на что будет.

[@muteallchat582]

Про это еще в СССР говорили,на самом деле это еще и показатель самых влиятельных стран в мире

[@АлексейДрузин-ш8ю]

​@@muteallchat582 ОДИН ИЗ показателей

[@ЕвгенийКарабанов-р6й]

​@@muteallchat582получается до 95го года Индия и Бразилия были влиятельнее всех?)

[@koren_dobra]

Именно поэтому Россия и её союзники медленно уводят мир от доллара, чтобы это не было болезненно для всего мира. Скорее всего после краха доллара весь мир не оставит жалкие США в беде, т.к. иначе там будет ад похуже чем у нас в 90-х.

[@НиколайРейзвих-ф4ц]

Это не совокупный внешний долг, а госдолг , США 75% должны сами себе. А совокупный внешний долг покажет совсем другую картинку. У Китая это будет 170% ввп, у Японии 200% ввп у бывшего государства россия 150% ввп а у США 30 % ввп

[@ValdivinoSilva-mj1bp]

External debt is not a good measure of indebtedness. As Einstein once said: "Everything is relative." In other words, a good relative indicator is external debt divided by the Gross National Product.

[@beauforda.stenberg1280]

GDP minus mined natural resources.

[@monicabello1962]

That's funny the G7 on top of the list, they should call them D7 now🤣

[@sparkyfromel]

Yep noticed this , the richest countries if debts were money

[@mertcanertugrull]

..O7 yes sir /l.. ./.\.

[@robertrigby-jones2805]

Notice how israel isn't on the list? Guess who we owe the money to and give all the interest to?

[@sakthisureshbabu9213]

😂😂😂

[@Wothe-k1y]

😅真相不能说朋友，会被封进水泥里的，08年华尔街游行的人消失了一些。

[@gabrielc08]

Someone can explain me what happened in 1998 that so many "first world" countries got too much debt

[@captainvenom7252]

they lend money to themselves like each usd has been lended 170 times since 1990 and has lower value than ever before... its a scam.. actually biggest scam in human history, everyone in the world are victims, thats why BRICS and other reforms or groups want to transition their dependent on USD to something alternative... you can just say that evryday if a US citizen is earning 100 USD then evryday it's value is descreasing... cuz fed makes money out of thin air... SCAM

[@madoka7295]

russia experienced a major currency crisis when the rouble lost over two-thirds of its value in three weeks

[@beauforda.stenberg1280]

​​​@@madoka7295 That Russia is not even on this list, given its population, size and diversity, as well as its mode of governance, demonstrates the extreme per-capita poverty of Russia, because fiscal governance affords the people no safety net and no socio-economic protections. This, coupled with the extreme cold and expense of food, due to its isolation and paucity of arable land, which also impacts on livestock, demonstrate that Russia must be a land of profound privation as well as incomparable self-reliance.

[@joaohenriquecassianodossan8488]

Também queria saber 😮?

[@drharshitsoni]

Low debt with one of top 5 economy, amazing....Jai Bharat

[@FaithStudyandPractice]

🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@vandematram4]

Future is ours .. But I am afraid if any day these countries on top of list will failed to repay .. Impact of that economic slowdown will hurt whole world including india

[@truthhurts9601]

not exactly, these figures are not at all accurate.. India's external debt rose to $ 682.3 billion as of June 2024, up 2 percent over March 2024 and 8.5 percent over June 2023. secondly, top 1% in India holds 40.1% wealth, there is huge disparity when it comes to distribution of wealth. rich are getting richer and poor are getting poorer.. not a good sign for a country.

[@spectrum1909]

​Poor are also getting richer just the relative Speed is not in sync and it's because lack of opportunities, low capital 4 trillion dollars ain't enough we need more FDI, more money to allocate more development projects, more capitalism, that will create more jobs and jobs will create opportunities for the mass not robbing the rich, that will force the rich to move out from India and settle in Dubai or other countries. India started at 2700 dollars per capita income in 1947 and it reduced to 300 dollars per capita income in 1991. Nehruvian socialism is the reason India has a lot of financial problems.​@@truthhurts9601

[@jinfin221]

GDP per capita says hi. Also 70% Indians still get FREE ration from government. India is like a Sub Saharan country.

[@hafiz7058]

Singapore from almost 100b debt in 1998 to currently being debt-free ❤❤

[@NotMe-jq1pt]

America: let’s get in a huge debt, take everyone’s money and not return it, WHO WILL HOLD US ACCOUNTABLE?!

[@Vezunchik1777]

Ядерный удар по сша спишет долги

[@onidoremc9490]

Because world bank major share holder is usa

[@onidoremc9490]

Because world bank major share holder is usa

[@Coahmictlan]

Actually most of the debt the US owns is Chinese. So technically we owe the Chinese money. With how fast China is developing its military, BRICS helping others not use the dollar, and if Trump goes in office and actually blocks trade with countries that dont want to use the dollar, then we might soon see the US fall. There's more that is needed to bring any nation down, but this are major things. China is gonna come knocking for its money real soon.

[@NotMe-jq1pt]

@@Coahmictlan The US debt is not mostly with china, also with us in KSA. That’s why we are changing the policy of dealing with dollar in oil transactions.

[@TheSonorra]

Interesting, since the EU formed suddenly all European countries entered the charts….

[@razapy1977]

All OTAN countries...

[@ぐっしゃ]

お互いに借金をしあう事で連携をとってるんだと思うよ

[@pablobautista7685]

Mexican Dream

[@nonyabusiness4151]

That's a very kean observation.

[@badbad-cat]

Price of being American puppets

[@cagan3821]

Oh no, USA's debt has increased. I wonder which country they will invade? 😂

[@nerdlynomad]

Sounds like someone needs freedom, is that oil I smell?

[@mountain_climbing]

Секрет))))

[@leolo2222]

Obviously invading a country didn't erase any debt in the past.

[@ЛюкДэверо-ы3к]

​@@leolo2222но позволило пожить немного 😂Или уменьшить долг.

[@Ksgggg]

​@@leolo2222It helped in keeping debt in control

[@theone6306]

Having external dept is the death trap simple rule follows pay your dept or erase the source of your dept.

[@ishadowmarshall282]

Russia is not on the list, well done to all Russians for keeping their country out of debt. Bravo

[@Stoyakoff2024]

А толку-то...

[@malahammer]

lol

[@chewpchewp9670]

That is one of the main reasons why the West hates Putin. He didn't sell his country, he gave it back to the Russians.

[@aoidosgabriel2777]

They excel at something else: sanctions, and being the most hated nation of modern era..

[@fellipecatuzzi9556]

Now Just get out of UK War 😂

[@Ryoumenheian]

The day petro dollar dies, Americans are doomed.😂

[@leebournebourne1246]

Greetings and to my knowledge subject to correction...the Petro dollar us Saudi deal hasn't been renewed

[@ez_snippat]

Already died in june

[@gokulkrishna32123]

Muslim cry😂

[@edc6644]

The USA has the most natural gas, the most untapped Petroleum and they just Found lithium in the Mojave desert. I think they will be okay.

[@rickycool6083]

​@@edc6644 no they will not. That is not what petro dollars are in the first place. Its the restriction on oil to use dollar. And no you will not be fine, US is as powerful as it is cause of petro dollars without it, you literally have no money. You having oil is meaningless cause everyone will simply dump expensive dollar crashing your market.

[@GokulGowtham]

Media and opposition never fail us to keep us more ignorant.. 😊 in india For india 470 bn of debt, was at 2014 and this value of past 40 years, between 2014-2021.. this is reduced to less than 450bn and no more debts were taken by this government.. and this is called governance.

[@aminnadaf3245]

I think you missed the last 10 sec where you will get no. Like 650b just recheck

[@himanshusinghal242]

It is total, indian government holds like 25% of this​@@aminnadaf3245

[@r185ya]

Still lower than south korea with the size of 5th largest economy and low income level it is good ​@@aminnadaf3245

[@Ksgggg]

That's why you people are called andhbhakts. Technically they ar exposed in this video

[@arnav_negi2005]

Bro india ain't country like Dubai obviously we have to take debt for development but compared to past 65 or more these 10 r way better ​@@aminnadaf3245

[@valarmorghulis118]

Damn Algeria was top 10 in the 70's i just checked they have no debt at all in 2024 they even gave money to the monetary international fund 👏🏻 👏🏻

[@justcars2454]

I just noticed, for real that's a great work, to not have any debts, but it feels sad, cause I do think that the country is not that developed, and that they have big problems related to poverty, even thought they payed their debts and they make more money that what they consume.

[@diego-diego-diego-diego]

100.000 millones, es un dsto facil de encontrar.

[@justagirl6761]

Congrats Algeria!

[@beauforda.stenberg1280]

Albania are not only the poorest nation-state in Europe and its people on-balance, the poorest, they are also derided by the people of other European nation-states as standard. Young people flee from Albania, anywhere they can get to and they needsmust be adventitious and covetous, due to their socio-econonic position. There is a saying, that I have heard repeatedly from different Europeans: that "all Albanians are thieves" and it cannot be otherwise. I have also personally experienced it. Their predicament is lamentable.

[@rudolffischer3428]

thank you, wonderful work. May I make a suggestion? Debt relativ to GDP would be interesting to know. Kind regards, Rudi

[@neitron07]

Долг США взлетает лучше чем ракеты Маска 😂.

[@drag2734]

Главное потом не надо удивляться, что война все долги спишет. Так они и живут - от войны к войне.

[@arti-mon]

Им война уже не поможет

[@eurostandart2011]

​@@drag2734 территорией отдадут

[@LeZyzz]

@@eurostandart2011некому отдавать будет

[@eurostandart2011]

@@LeZyzz ты видимо опечатлся, не "некому" а "нечего". Видишь ли если посмотреть на некоторые события, то некоторым индивидумам, за скачки и выкрики про москоляку и гиляку, пришлось отдать не только территорию но и рабочую силу. Почему так долго отдавали? Да потому что руины никчему, а вот территория с инфраструктурой и рабочей силой, это приемлемая отдача долга. И как не крути, рано или поздно, другой континент ожидает тоже самое.

[@Jackwelderinc]

Bom vídeo! Bem, estou muito feliz por ter tomado as melhores decisões ao fazer um bom investimento. Recentemente consegui adquirir minha terceira casa ainda com a minha idade e acredito que se as coisas continuarem bem, vou me aposentar mais cedo

[@Janeinfluencer]

É bom! Mas como conseguiram tudo isto, mesmo no actual contexto económico que é muito mau? Por favor, gostaria de receber sua ajuda sobre como proceder, estou desesperado por uma maneira de saldar minhas dívidas e alcançar meus objetivos

[@GNewman-g7i]

O Bitcoin tem subido ou descido há algum tempo e pode continuar a subir. A verdade é que ninguém sabe, acho que é um bom momento para fazer uma compra e também procurar ajuda profissional

[@FayeRussom]

Muitas pessoas estão lutando financeiramente para viver, manter um teto sobre suas cabeças e colocar comida na mesa. Qualquer pessoa que não consiga aumentar sua riqueza financeiramente agora está perdendo uma tremenda oportunidade. Imagine que eu inicio um plano financeiro de R$ 2.500 e consigo R$ 17.380 de lucro

[@SunshineDavidceo]

Obrigado pela recomendação, estou realmente interessado. Nunca conheci ninguém assim. Obrigado por compartilhar isso aqui. Tive alguns dias ruins em minhas negociações e é exatamente disso que preciso

[@Brunomarquezine4]

Muito obrigado, aprendi muito com você também. Por favor, como faço para me conectar aqui na Suíça 🇨🇭Quero investir, tem algum identificador de mídia social que eu possa contatar?🙏🏻

[@ViratKohli-wy2sk]

And some Indian say that India is in debt 2024😂😂

[@nam-pi4fu]

Technically it is but not at top ten😊

[@ViratKohli-wy2sk]

@@nam-pi4fu but our economy is capable to bear that much debt

[@jigarpatel3348]

​@@ViratKohli-wy2skgerman kutte ke alawa aur kon kahega

[@cvenkat7766]

The Liberands are always claiming that India is in the top list of indebted countries .

[@shivmurtidubal1738]

and compare that with size of economy .. great work India.

[@Xyzeta-tp8st]

The world is fucked, those who are poor owe little and those who are rich owe more than they have.

[@davidroche9964]

Sounds like Main Street USA

[@FeedTheWolves90]

Usa:Can I borrow 5 bucks. Cool I'll pay you back i promise...

[@LiveWithYash]

Can I have 5 bucks ❌, 30trillion ✅

[@salimrawan1077]

ماحدوانتفع من هاد البنك غير امريكا واوروبا

[@ori1676]

America owns it thats why they get so much money

[@diego-diego-diego-diego]

Me gustaria saber en que nos beneficia a los europeos que nuestros gobiernos nos endeuden cada vez mas teniendo que dedicar parte del presupuesto a pagar intereses y a la mayoria de la poblacion le de igual porque es idiota... Vivis en una realidad paralela que imagino os cuentan para manteneros igual de idiotas que aqui.

[@mikaellobban4944]

That musical choice was amazing. What was it?

[@charlieharper4975]

I believe it may be a film score.

[@3232ins]

Switzerland over 2.2T??!! Where did you get this data from?!

[@shakavirgo5915]

Holy crap the US people are living for free, why they are rich???? I don't get it....

[@novelogram]

They have the magic money printing machine.

[@MaikuURZ7]

The dólar is a reserve for various countries and is used around the world, the dólar has no value behind it, it has value cause it's used, thats Also why brics+ is a major concern to usa, the more the dolar stops being used, the more it's value will drop.

[@userminrzrhonper]

Because countries use the us dollar for trade and investment, the us dollar is needed in international trading markets. This allows the United States to print unlimited dollars to create value. This is actually like having a money printing machine that you can use freely.

[@AntonySimkin]

Brics? Hahah ok tell me another joke lol

[@malakoidohebraico5688]

@@AntonySimkinquem rir por último rir melhor 😂

[@islamkapapa-i7d]

And german shepherd bark india has highest debt 😅😆

[@dreamsdocometrue.3730]

In which video. I also want to watch.

[@tmrocke786]

Show evidence you son of a bitch.

[@arvindersingh2291]

Bhai uski apni ek alag hi dunia hai, khejriland...😂😂

[@augustiner3821]

when, who?

[@ctdzxvjcc]

​@@dreamsdocometrue.3730 search and find yar.

[@soothsayer5743]

The Fiat system. The worst thing for any country. Politicians spending other peoples money to graft off the tenders!

[@rhwing5095]

And lack of morality

[@luigig5842]

-“Are you telling me the crown is 3 million in debt?” + “I’m telling you the crown is 6 million in debt” -“How could you let this happen?!”

[@meijsmark]

Where did the Netherlands find some money in 2024😂

[@auteursrecht]

Dit vraag ik me ook af😂

[@colingibson5966]

With Ireland too 😂 we remortgaged the place

[@DuyDuc24752]

3:53 usa:i’m speed😂

[@АльбертСахиуллин]

Напоминает людей набравших кредиты и не желающих отдавать))))

[@alexanderbelousov7755]

А им и не чем отдавать, чисто для того чтобы как то оправдать раздутость долларовой экономики и организовываются криптовалюты, без них, стоимость всего сша меньше, чем долг сша, то есть сша - банкрот, который НИКОГДА не отдаст долги.

[@koren_dobra]

​@@alexanderbelousov7755 насчёт крипты верно подмечено, для США она выгодна. На мой взгляд биткоины и прочую ерунду нужно прикрывать, и без того инфляции много в мире.

[@opendecid7073]

​@@alexanderbelousov7755 Ну и бред. Внешний долг от того,что в эту страну много вкладывают другие страны. Вкладывают, что бы получить потом дивиденды!! А та страна в которую вкладывают развивает технологии и т.д. Если у страны маленький внешний долг, это говорит только о том, что в эту страну не вкладывают другие страны, в виду больших рисков в аиде инфляции, коррупции и т.д. . Вы же не будете делать большой вклад в банк с плохой репутацией??? Так и другие не будут этого делать.

[@timoxu]

以前人们只是怀疑美国不想偿还，现在即使他们想也不会偿还。因为一年的利息已经超过了美国gdp。

[@Mr.PapuXDXD]

Why do you use "))))" at the end? Real question

[@JD-mp6li]

USA in 1997: "Wanna see me do a trick?" USA in 2003: "Wanna see me do it again?"

[@ОльгаПчела-р3б]

Интересно, богатые страны типа США когда-нибудь будут возвращать свои долги? Или продолжат только набирать их в полной уверенности, что никто не рискнёт попросить их сделать это?

[@stavroshadjiyiannis6283]

They will get massive inflation and currency devaluation at some point.

[@ZenoSamaOmniKing]

de dollarization baby

[@макслюлюкин]

с чего сша богатые?они живут за счет печатанья бумаги и покупки на эти фантики реальных ресурсов, лиши их этого и от богатства там за 10 лет ничего не останется будет как во времена великой депрессии

[@Nnneemo]

Они их возвращать не будут. Война все спишет.

[@bar-barah]

Соединенные Штаты Америки берут в долг с низкими процентами, и большинство госдолга США занимает внутренний долг и из-за этого им не стоит боятся, у США будет кризис если их ВНЕШНИЙ ДОЛГ(НЕ ПУТАТЬ В ВНУТРЕННИМ) превысит 60 процентов от ВВП, и большинство долгов принадлежит частному сектору где самые большие долги у международных компании, и государство вместе с их жителями не обязываются платить долги, так что у них нормальная ситуация если сравнить с той же Россией где самому правительству дают в долги под 20%+ (это выше инфляция от Росстата и выше ставки ЦБ РФ). А у США долги ниже их инфляций, учитывая тот факт что у них инвестиционные климат лучше чем во всех странах бывшего СССР, что даёт лёгкость как получить долги, как и выплатить их

[@arthellstrobles1241]

My flag is the highest!!! Oh wait, that's a bad thing🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@4Fixerdave]

Not sure about that. It's mostly saying that external entities... governments, corporation, and investors, find holding debt in a particular currency attractive. The chart is total debt, public and private, owned externally. It's not a measure of how crazy a government is... it's a measure of how stable a currency is. So yeah... high on this list is not exactly a bad thing. Crazy governments printing money is internal debt, not external. It doesn't show on this list.

[@tanjimishtiaqifty9490]

​@@4Fixerdave Bro..Most of the US debt is from Chinese..

[@4Fixerdave]

@@tanjimishtiaqifty9490 And, why is that? Have you thought about why?

[@ОлегТуманов-ф6ъ]

Все что силтные государства должны, они простят. Не храните деньги в долгах США)

[@StrigoiVampire]

Nah que pena... Brasil liderou a divida externa por 3 décadas mas agora foi superado.

[@xandy64ds]

Perdemos 😢

[@annegruber6452]

Essa mudança começou em 2002... o que será que aconteceu???

[@GabrielPHahn]

​@@annegruber6452e lideramos nos anos 1970 até 1985, também gostaria de saber o que aconteceu nesse período... 😏

[@ttitto-u3k]

Dívida Externa é o montante que o país deve em dólares. Isso não é bom!!! Estude/pesquise criatura 🤌🏻🤌🏻🤌🏻

[@StrigoiVampire]

@@ttitto-u3k Onde eu disse que é bom? Estude sarcasmo criatura.

[@КПД100ка]

Глубина нового кризиса будет такой, что все предыдущие, самые жосткие, покажутся цветочками

[@АлексейПупкин-у6я]

По вашему мнению, когда он будет?

[@КПД100ка]

@@АлексейПупкин-у6я Время почти невозможно угадать.И накроет, когда никто и ждать не думал. Но я сколняюсь к 27-28-29гг. Когда человейнтки обесцентся

[@ВикторияДубинина-н1ц]

Поэтому все умные страны сбрасывают доллар и американские долговые бумаги, потому что когда мыльный пузырь лопнет, а он лопнет, забрызгает всех Слава Богу нас отключили от всех этих западных помоек типа свифт, да и ещё до этого, начиная с 2014 наше правительство постоянно уменьшало долю доллара. Так что нас в этом плане заденет меньше! Плохо только одно, каждый раз, когда элиты сша в глубоком кризисе они предпочитают выходить из него организовав большую войну на территории Европы или сожрать очередное государство, где население предпочитает быть в роли баранов и верить, что сотрудничество с Западом несёт им благоденствие и процветание.

[@LeZyzz]

@@ВикторияДубинина-н1цну и сожрет, и что и будет? Никто ничего не сможет сделать, они диктуют правила этой игры

[@Роман-у8к7к]

Ну и дубина​@@ВикторияДубинина-н1ц

[@Muhammadilyas-u5r]

I see all G7 there, but still making decisions for qorld

[@mememachinemm]

Except usa all have greater GDP then their debt So it doesn't matter

[@buddy6437]

So that's the secret to power. With money comes power, so what if it's others' money 😂

[@alrent2992]

Poor example 😂

[@lexus78570]

Всё развитве страны имеющие наибольшие долги хотят большой войны с Россией в надежде списать свои долги.

[@eugenekulan9773]

Долги начали расти в одночасье, это какая-то новая экономическая модель, чем лучше страна торгует с другими, тем больше еë внешний долг. У россиян доллары "под подушкой", на это количество можно напечатать новых.

[@StanLow_Official]

Ага, особенно сша, им срать на свои долги, все ими зелёными бумажками пользуются в мире, надо будет ещё напечатают, бумаги не жалко😂

[@maximisakovski3934]

Вообще в чём логика ? Каким образом война с РФ спишет долги ? Это бред

[@156км]

@@lexus78570 Долги можно списать только в случае победы в этой войне, а победа в войне с Россией имеющий самый большой и самый современный ядерный арсенал это та ещё авантюра. Поэтому мне кажется затея с Украиной это способ ослабить Россию как главного возможно союзника Китая. Вот его скорее всего и выбрали для дерибана. Тем более в военном плане Китай не имеющий боевого опыта лет триста ( во второй мировой он воевал на своей территории, а конфликт с Вьетнамом закончился для него неудачно) в военном плане более реальная цель.

[@Роман-у8к7к]

Получается мы штурмуем города во славу сша?)

[@anti6017]

Debt is not bad at all as long as it leads to a GDP growth that outweighs the cost of the loans. Investments in areas that enhance social mobility and so in enhance the GDP on a long term can be also beneficial. As you can see, it is far more damaging for a country to privatize most of its infrastructure and harbors, or to pursue strict austerity policies.

[@marczhu7473]

Exterior debt is measurable and must be repaid. Otherwise others will do land grab legally.

[@anti6017]

Of course, debt is measurable. What do you think we’re looking at? And "others" won’t just do a "legal land grab". It’s worse. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) will lend you money and force you into austerity policies while pressuring you to sell your most profitable income sources for short-term gains. Take Greece, for example: The country was forced to sell nearly all its harbors and drastically cut social spending. These austerity measures led to even higher costs in the long term. Drug prevention programs had to shut down, and hospitals, under immense financial pressure, were forced to "reuse" needles for dialysis. This caused a dramatic increase in over 1000% HIV infections. Additionally, diseases like malaria and tuberculosis, previously under control, made a comeback. The cost cuts in the public sector also worsened the economic crisis. Higher unemployment meant fewer people could consume, which led to the closure of local businesses, creating a vicious cycle of even more unemployment. Greece will suffer from these policies for decades, not least because young, educated people left the country.

[@RohitSinghKumar]

When you can’t conjure money out of thin air… the interest rate will surpass your profitability… at that point you can keep pondering what really happened 😂

[@Therightlocation]

Fun fact: A debt will never go away. Your country's debt will be pass it on to the future generations. It will stay on the record until you paid it off...!

[@auspiciousnkomo3071]

Nah, Mali just paid it off.

[@Therightlocation]

@@auspiciousnkomo3071 Paid off what? did you mean you stop paying tax? your tax will go straight to the foreigner creditors. I hope you understand how debt of a country works....

[@freedomfighter22222]

You can't just say a debt will never go away and then explain how debts go away by being paid down.

[@Therightlocation]

@@freedomfighter22222 I meant it never goes away till you pay it off.

[@Zappina]

@@freedomfighter22222 It will never go away because when you are close paying it all back, SOMEONE will cause trouble around you and force you to get loans to militarize yourself and pay the said weapons from the same SOMEONE who caused trouble around you. Your neighbors will also militarize themselves because they will be wary from you as much as you wary from them, because of the trouble the certain SOMEONE made, the same one who will sell weapons to every one of them. Isnt the global market, geopolitics and SOMEONE's hegemony are wonderful?

[@funzo85]

What's happens in Brazil last year to increase 150% to debt?

[@ZarakiKenpachi-u2d]

Lula's victory.

[@funzo85]

@@erickzz__k Last year?

[@ttitto-u3k]

Dívida Externa é o montante que o país deve em dólares. Isso não é bom!!! Estude/pesquise criatura 🤌🏻🤌🏻🤌🏻

[@stick_XD]

Um presidente de esquerda comunista...

[@luUnitedkingdon]

Lefties

[@douglasburnside]

No problem for the US. All we need to do is have every single man, woman, child and infant kick in $74,285.71 each and we could pay that off in a single day. Then, once that's take care of, another contribution of $48,571.43 each would take care of all the personal household debts. I don't understand why the economists don't listen to me when I tell then how to take care of this debt thing.

[@NeilGaede1]

Problem is that would just give them an excuse to spend more. We would be back at $100T in two years.

[@pendyalaabhishek8866]

at least 60% of US population cannot do that . and if you actually do that your economy falls off because suddenly people cannot buy any thing in US for about at least a year , so company's and business will be in losses which will start a domino effect .

[@enriquegonzaga3865]

​@@pendyalaabhishek8866He was ironic my friend.

[@darthplagueis8171]

Debt also isn't bad per se; let us not forget that in a closed economy, which the entire world combined definitely is, it is impossible that no one makes debts (else there wouldn't be any money).

[@dquzmanovic]

Even that is not possible since all the money that people have is borrowed from the Federal "Reserve".

[@FarrellyLiam]

This graphic is misleading. It’s not just showing 'external' debt-there’s a key difference between debt raised in a government’s own currency and external debt in foreign currency. What it really reflects is the total amount of money a government has created but hasn’t yet taxed back. Debt in a country’s own currency is far less risky because governments can always issue more of their own currency to meet obligations, unlike foreign currency debt. Aggregating these debts without distinguishing them oversimplifies the reality.

[@swaruppuvvada1368]

Chcek the status of india after Modi’s Rule. Thats the power of Modi❤

[@AfjalKhan-do1xy]

Only ambani and adani people’s are rich in India but rest of all are super poor.

[@MichaelKaiser4]

Did you got flour for your family?​@@AfjalKhan-do1xy

[@FriendlyFrolic]

Do not forget PVN

[@CrackNeet-lb7xt]

​@@AfjalKhan-do1xy bro , there nothing we can do. Only the top persons of the country are really rich.....other are poor, if you are Indian you are lucky that US type citizen who are showing you great life, they gonno fall soon because of there unthinkable country debt..... We are growing slow but not a scum like us

[@Tom-x7f3m]

​@@KLeelavathi-qy7xs Income equality is hard in India bro. Top 10% owns 70% of the nation's wealth. This number is much lower in other countries.

[@pedroam7218]

Mexico's Debt in 2024 is 225B not 884 and I remember those old days with a HUGE external debt here, was sad.

[@danyrizoarte9943]

En dónde viste eso?

[@rogeriooabreu]

Here in Brazil it is increasingly difficult to live

[@cmnweb]

Thanks to PAN party to control the economy in México

[@Stalker7u7]

@@cmnweb en realidad el banco ya no les prestaba más dinero básicamente mexico usó toda su linea de credito 😆

[@eltony4318]

@@Stalker7u7mejor que endeudarse sin límite

[@nah88]

In 1997, UK elected Tony Blair and the Labour party. 🤦‍♂️

[@erickolb8581]

In 2008, we elected Barack Obama and the communist party.

[@nah88]

@@erickolb8581 Left of centre politics. Where the economy goes to die

[@midoevil7]

​@@nah88 Yeah, like the Tories were any better 🙄 It is a uni-party with flavours

[@nah88]

@@midoevil7 Agreed. It just so happens that Tony and New Labour started it all off. Then the Tories decided to stop being Conservative and compounded the issues. It's ok, the tax payers will sort it..

[@midoevil7]

@@nah88 sort it with what ? voting another puppet? Did any of the previous politicians pay any price for their mistakes or policies? can the public that obeys every nonsense law oppose those who make the law ?

[@kalebprates5243]

Brazil is on the top for 27 years. The most impressive is that we don’t got down in the list because we started to have less debt, But because other countries started to have even more debt than as usual in 1997.

[@joseluisjerez6985]

4:28 gracias Néstor ✌🏼🇦🇷

[@ByDaviddessine]

Hello , thanks for this good vidéo see you later my friend 👋 👋

[@CityGlobeTour]

Hello

[@rustyboltmusic]

How does this rise in total external debt compare to the rise in wealth among the top 5%? I tried asking an AI and it dodged the question, no matter how I framed it.

[@tyor2811]

Buena pregunta.

[@gf1227]

You are really rusty 😂 India’s debt has decreased, to explain 100$ of debt in 1980 if not paid fully and provided no new debt is taken will rise to 1600$ in 2020. And just debt number in isolation does not show the correct picture, gdp to debt ratio is what will give a correct picture. For example 10$ debt on 100$ total income is 10% but 50$ debt on 1000$ is just 5%. Increased debt is not a major issue if your overall economy is growing faster than your debt.

[@проклятый-р8ж]

because the money from the treasury bond directly finances short-term financial investments, so they create products and make them available on the market more quickly with the capacity of the money raised applied in such an economy. I think that's it

[@rustyboltmusic]

Okay, so no one wants to answer the question. It's very simple, just comparing two metrics. I guess it's not something that people want to think about.

[@hudabert4074]

the saddest fact is, we see the debt rangking of the country is lowering but it's debt number still increasing...

[@pradbourne2446]

Can someone explain what happened to US in 1997-98 that it took on so much debt.

[@gabrielirlanda]

Capital management crisis and recession.

[@santaclaus9531]

Развал СССР, экономика держалась на страхе перед СССР, многооборонных предприятий закрылось

[@KamranAhmedkhaan]

Iraq war, afganistan war

[@everypitchcounts4875]

Idk but that's also around the same time US shipped its manufacturing to China

[@khanhhung8959]

@@everypitchcounts4875 that after 2000

[@pritish3484]

Need a debt to GDP ratio based video

[@rakmawa]

Only sensible comment here👍

[@oldskoolmusicnostalgia]

​@@rakmawanot really, since countries use debt to inflate their GDP. Also this won't be a valid argument to defend the US, since even for them the size of the debt pile is growing faster than GDP and getting close to 100% of GDP.

[@rakmawa]

​@@oldskoolmusicnostalgiawell...it depends on what is that we are trying interpret. Debt in isolation means nothing, it is the capability to repay vs. debt that makes sense. It is true for individuals as well as countries. To your point that debt may be used to stimulate the GDP, it is true, but that is the normal cycle of public investments where one expects the GDP stimulation as government spends on large infrastructure or mega projects.

[@emmanuelhoule8070]

*Per-Capita

[@alvarovileladeoliveira3690]

A gente vinha forte, liderando por vários anos, mas infelizmente não conseguimos manter a liderança 😢

[@sunreginatto_99]

Kkkkkkk até isso os EUA tiraram da gente

[@bobbgabriel20]

Isso começou justamente quando o Lula e o PT, começaram a "destruir o Brasil"

[@ttitto-u3k]

Dívida Externa é o montante que o país deve em dólares. Isso não é bom!!! Estude/pesquise criatura 🤌🏻🤌🏻🤌🏻

[@sunreginatto_99]

@@ttitto-u3k é piada, amigo

[@gabrielabatista6016]

​@@ttitto-u3kamigo, no outro comentário já te responderam pra aprender a ler sarcasmo. É piada cara, ninguém acha que ter a dívida externa mais alta é boa, brasileiro só é zueiro por natureza mesmo e faz piada até com a própria desgraça.

[@TheGijzzz]

Shines a new light on make America Great Again 😂 but the big question is who do they owe money? Can you make a movie about that one too?

[@thorin1045]

china, japan and saudi are the largest holders of the usa external debt usually. china and japan started to sell it to others, so it will be fun in the future...

[@shanegates678]

I'd love to see a per capita version.. this would reflect a countries ability to pay the debt down through GDP

[@freedomfighter22222]

If you want to see how the ability to pay down debt with GDP is per country then why do you ask for a per capita instead of a debt to GDP ratio comparison?

[@libertyprime9900]

Biden in 2021: You ain’t seen nothin’ yet, watch and learn, amateurs!

[@squirrelsinjacket1804]

Trump spent 40% of the nation's entire historical debt in 22 months, triggering the inflation seen under Biden combined with the covid supply chain disruptions and price gouging.

[@GalaxyFur]

While no country has the power to collect on US debt, and with most US debt actually belonging to the American citizen and not to foreign countries, the United States isn't nearly as bad off as it were when you look at its debt to the relative size of its economy. The United States as of the 1st quarter of 2024, has a GDP of 28.6 Trillion. So, its debt to GDP as of 2024 so far this year currently stands at 137%. But this is for both external and internal debt combined. Just for external debt, the US has a debt of just 86%. The UK, in comparison, has an external debt to GDP of 303%. France has an external debt to GDP of 292%. Remember that the US national debt figure includes both internal and external debts. Other countries, when they post their National debts, only include internal debt in their figures. Not both internal and eternal debt. Canada has a 130% external debt ratio. Belgium has a 250% external debt ratio. Etc... And the US has the added benefit unlike all these other countries of holding the worlds reserve currency.

[@emmanuelhoule8070]

You seem to be looking for the word: 'Per-Capita'

[@Originalcrf]

you're explaining it as if it were a good thing

[@GalaxyFur]

@Originalcrf When compared to the other countries, it is a good thing if the U.S. debt isn't as bad.

[@freedomfighter22222]

@@GalaxyFur You've accidentally found the combined governmental and private debt numbers for those European countries, the US also has private debt of over 200%. Other funny numbers to mention is the NET external debt of the European Union countries which is just short of -(minus)1T€ The European countries don't include those private debts to external countries because they all owe it to each other due to the economic interconnection over their borders, it would be silly to exclude US private debts but include European ones just because Germans owing money to French banks and French owing money to German banks technically is cross country debts.

[@Originalcrf]

@@GalaxyFur I meant for the world.

[@mehmetyucesan3177]

It is no coincidence that whole G7 countries are at the top of the list. It does not indicate faulty economic management. It is important why you owe your debt. The term in which you will pay is important. Even whether you will pay or not is also important. I think this is part of a plan. It is probably a testament to the exploitation of underdeveloped and developing countries. For example, Norway. It is an extremely rich country that runs a budget surplus every year. Despite this, it appears to be a debtor country. However, it is a country rich enough to buy all its needs without making any installments. So, they are exploiting other countries with long-term loans.

[@AjayYadav-zq4nv]

What is UK doing with 9 TRILLION debt? Nearly three times of its economy.👁️👁️🤯

[@bonzobanana1]

Countries with large financial sectors hold assets of other countries so that is external debt. It is in the UK but still held by those countries. The UK holds something like £27 trillion of financial assets in total. I would guess that if you removed the huge financial sector from this calculation and just calculated normal assets owned like property, businesses etc then maybe it would be half the amount. Switzerland is a very rich country despite being a small county with a low population but looks bad this list due to its huge financial sector. UK financial sector is much larger than Switzerlands. I would say UK is in a very bad state financially but nowhere near as bad as this video would suggest maybe half as bad.

[@beast_machine]

This is what happens when you don't tax the 10%.

[@NurmaBP]

5:04 Thank God, Indonesia finally at least out from top 20 😮‍💨

[@b3k3c0T0o2]

Kalau gk salah, Indonesia itu cari utang lewat warganya sendiri

[@pushpandrakoli6493]

Also India

[@greenspot1123]

How did USA spring into such huge debt in 1998? Does it have anything to do with tech companies?

[@MadCheddaz]

1991 💀 Ussr: hold my beer

[@aeye9772]

1990 and we know who was responsible for that.

[@ВикторияДубинина-н1ц]

Bc it was the year when American so called democracy came to us with traitors Gorbachev and Eltzin in power and everything collapse, but thank God in 2000 year Putin come and change everything, now we have one of the most little external debt.

[@souvikpal7309]

That incident helped india a lot

[@akhripasta2670]

@souvikpal7309??? It didn't. India was nearly out of ForEx. Which ever country tried to challenge infinite money glitch were under severe debt. The moment Nixon robbed the world by "temporarily" suspending Gold-$ convertibility, it was over for USSR & war Bloc nations.

[@souvikpal7309]

@@akhripasta2670 ever heard of economic liberalisation??

[@manishsehra3358]

us always fear what happened if dollar used stop by other countries

[@ucchau173]

6:12 ukraine war: germany: i’m speed😂

[@manojbadiger2324]

😂😂

[@thiagocohen5648]

INCREÍBLE COMO MÉXICO EN LA ERA DE LA 4T Y AMLO SALIÓ DE LA LISTA DE LOS PAÍSES MAS ENDEUDADOS DEL MUNDO. ❤❤

[@leandroxbano]

Brasil diminuindo a divida a partir de 2019 e subindo a dívida a partir de 2023... Sabemos a causa né

[@Iuriss19]

Vou o que aconteceu a partir de 2003? Vou que passamos de décima primeira para a oitava maior economia do mundo. Governos sempre foram responsáveis com a dívida pública. Especialmente a dívida internacional. No governo do Lula o Brasil passou a emprestar dinheiro para outros países. Por várias vezes o FMI agradeceu ao governo brasileiro por emprestar dólares para outros países. Foi no governo do Lula que foi criada uma reserva cambial de 370 bilhões de dólares, uma das maiores do mundo. Sai da bolha!

[@hazelnut3794]

26T in US

[@voodjin]

It's over 34T now..

[@hazelnut3794]

@@voodjin debt party 🥳

[@DeNe1l]

​@@voodjin around 35T now, a little yet.

[@ThePranavmann911]

😂

[@user-hq3zi2fh9e]

No,they own the bank

[@АлександрКузьмин-ш6ч]

Как развалился СССР, так Америка рванула вперед вместе с Англией. 😅😅 Так и кто проиграл?

[@tiaoyi-bx5yi]

Now I understand why the cost of living, education and medical care in the United States is so expensive. They are overdrawing future money to repay debts.

[@ReactsVikasKumar]

6:01 India out of top 20 😂 just for a while

[@eminem7363]

Someone needs to understand the external debt rating meaning.

[@ReactsVikasKumar]

@@eminem7363 I appreciate that u know the meaning keep it up kid

[@RockMAN_Daddy]

Самые богатые страны мира стали самыми богатыми потому что больше всех набрали в долг. Сидят на шее у остального человечества.

[@uhmb6655]

É por isso que os BRICS querem uma moeda nova.

[@dookie427]

Can someone explain what happened in the US in 1997?

[@basedloser42]

The 51st state's prime minister was *ssassinated.

[@sumamk8286]

LGBTQ 🌈, Vegan protests, opioid crises, people abolishing clothes etc.

[@angellestat2730]

Guest is that the gold dólar parity was bréck it and they starter to print money as if there were not tomorrow. They were able to do that because the usd was demanded in the World, but if the World some Day lose confidence in the usd, you will hace the worst crisis in human history. So it is time to stop.

[@hexmarino89-c3r]

clintons

[@meeklynobody3230]

Balanced budget act 97

[@diversantvlg7099]

Самые богатые, по факту, самые нищие.....

[@EugeneS-p1f]

По какому такому факту, кремлеботина? По факту обычный американец зарабатывает твою годовую зп за пару минут месяцев

[@maksimfrolov5918]

​@@EugeneS-p1f И потом тратит её за один поход в магазин, так как не только зарплаты выше, но и стоимость жизни. (40-60% бомжей в США имеют работу, но не могут позволить себе даже аренду жилья). И вообще тебе, либераха, стоило бы выучить что-нибудь кроме слова "кремлебот", может тогда понял бы, что комент о том как богатство этих стран обеспечено заемными средствами а не их собственными. И когда этот финансовый пузырь лопнет, тогда и будет видно кто богаче.

[@diversantvlg7099]

@@EugeneS-p1f ты тупой имбицил

[@Роман-у8к7к]

И че там в магазинах сша? Тачки дороже? Нет. Шмотки дороже? Нет.Техника дороже? Нет. Электроника дороже? Нет. Продукты питания дороже?. Да. Но максимум в 2 раза. У них 10 лямов машин продают в год а у нас несколько сотен тысяч) вот и вся российская покупательская способность. греча с курой по акции о большем народ даже не мечтает.

[@diversantvlg7099]

@@Роман-у8к7к ооооо, тебя либероида, при рождении об угол стены уепали, по этому ты такой тупой?

[@veronicfeline3869]

Запад живет в долг 💳

[@serz1971]

Все должны ФРС США. Только они могут эмитировать деньги в любых количествах.

[@vkob153]

​@@serz1971они и жили в кредит всегда у них не было никогда ни денег не нефти ни золота,а рисовать на рулонах туалетной бумаги законом не запрещено.только почему то все до сих пор считают что это деньги.

[@ДмитрийРокин-ф7б]

@@vkob153 Каддафи решил что это не деньги! Ну и где теперь он?

[@scanadaze]

Paper money put America into that much debt as it's given away 24/7. Since ex President Obama. American cash has been printed in China. Making the major debt belonging to China and not America. Americans only have their own personal debt. Not the National Debt.

[@AntonySimkin]

Не было ни нефти ни золота? Они свои резервы хранят.. а так.. США экспортирует газа больше, чем Россия))) сектор технологий вообще лучше не смотреть) "госдолг" это не "взять в кредит на хлеб". Это совсем иное. Почитайте хоть, что-ли для приличия?

[@thetar999]

What the graph does not show is the repayment interest rate. The US does not suffer the same rates as Russia, for example. Therefore can borrow more safely.

[@borivojetravica569]

In debt to who, who take loan, who make decisions, who gives that loans? From where all that money to someone to barrow?

[@agung_pambz]

Bankers

[@jinfin221]

Loan givers are usually IMF, World Bank, ADB, AIIB etc.

[@aliensam2579]

If any big country is have a big paid problem deth. So who really control them ?

[@ori1676]

If Its the U.S no one can do something

[@ZenoSamaOmniKing]

what u mean

[@deserteagle498]

Dajjal bro

[@cherychaplin7513]

Jews

[@H4X1N]

​@@ori1676how long will it last? Its funny how invincible these 300 year old ppl feel

[@koren_dobra]

Это для тех, кто тыкает вечно в адрес России. У лидеров внешний долг выше крыши, если у России будет такой долг, то США тут же сломаются. 😅

[@hyper-pronab]

When British left India, our literacy rate was 10-15% !!

[@張忠石-o1k]

任何債務最終都會註消，但是是由債務人或債權人，這可不保證