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Inflation in global debts, effect in crypto currency due to coronavirus pandemic:

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Nov, 26 2020

Nov, 26 2020

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The Institute of International Finance (IIF), Government spending a lot in covid 19 pandemic, resulted into a vast global debt crisis. It was recorded $15 Trillion to $272 trillion in September month. The one who is most debt full is the government of developed markets.


The data served by IIF reports, market debt to GDP has touched nearly 250%. The overall ratio in 2020 is said to have peaked up to 365% of global GDP.


Countries like US and Europe have huge borrowings resulting in rise in debts, from $71 trillion in the year 2019 up to $80 trillion in 2020 of former and from $1.5 trillion in the year 2019 up to $53 trillion in 2020 of later. The recent and current ratios show all the more bad scenarios for upcoming times. These data are fearfully and constantly rising and also have a fall effect on cryptocurrency.


The report of IIF is contemplating that if the countries decided suddenly to start unburdening themselves with these leverages.

There is a risk in de - leveraging as there are many adverse implications and consequences on the economy due to that. The results of high debts will continue to be negative in the long run. Some countries would find ways to pay off their debts while the rest would be crushed under the obligations of these emerging debts.


Still the debts continue to rise till the virus exists in the environment. Zambia is the 6th country which is developing that became in a default for not paying its obligations after this pandemic attack. The revenues dropped down and hit the southern African nations badly that they are not even in the condition to pay their debts.

The ratios are unexpectedly high and the future is little worrisome.


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