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(2)Debt-ridden Korea Warns Kang Jin-kyu’s Data Over Me
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(4)Reporter Kang Jin-kyu, TALK
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(1)South Korea’s private debt has grown the most in the world, a report showed Thursday While countries around the world are reducing household and corporate debt, only South Korea is going the opposite way, the International Monetary Fund IMF pointed out that an urgent response is needed to reduce the debt that has risen since COVID-19image text translation
(2)S. Korea’s household, corporate debt triple GDP
(3)According to the Global Debt Database, a global debt database released by the IMF on the 13th, Korea’s share of private debt to GDP as of the end of last year was 2,8173, up 656 points from 27517 in 2021
(4)The increase in the share of debt ranked first among 26 countries where data can be checked
(5)Luxembourg, a small European country, ranked first with 46483 in terms of the share of private debt among 26 countries, and also ranked first in the world among countries with similar GDP
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