Who will pay for the rich world’s debts? | The Economist Insider https://t.co/0HF1xo2f1c ...

Chemical companies are seeing their debt sell off sharply, with once-performing companies looking stressed and others tumbling into distress. https://t.co/TZUgcBNYqm ...

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“Linkers” are issued by states around the world, pegged to official inflation indices. But how would they really fare if a debt-laden government let inflation rip? https://t.co/5TbfNBNZnu ...

S&P Global Ratings downgraded France, dealing another blow to the country’s credibility as a weakened minority government struggles to pass legislation to tackle a swelling debt burden https://t.co/wFIulLhIZA ...

Fiscal Outlook Concerns - IMF 计算得出塞内加尔的债务高于之前的估计，引发对其财政前景的担忧 [1] Program Negotiation - 塞内加尔正与 IMF 就一项新计划进行正式谈判 [1]

Senegal has unpicked the hidden-debt problem the current government inherited when it won elections last year, the International Monetary Fund said, suggesting no more surprises are in store and paving the way for a new deal with the lender https://t.co/uH8JbBcBg7 ...

Learn what compound interest is, how it’s calculated—from annual rates to continuous compounding—and why it’s powerful for savings (and dangerous for debt). https://t.co/aaCUTzqInD ...

Debt Repayment Strategies - Big, rich countries seldom rely on surpluses to repay debt [1] - From 1945 to 1980, advanced economies frequently benefited more from inflating away debt than they spent on interest [1]

Japan should avoid taking on more debt to boost its economy, a senior IMF official warned, as concerns over higher spending triggered by political instability put pressure on long-term bond yields https://t.co/skCC0lDvlX ...