Japan’s Debt Problem 2025: A Ticking Time Bomb?
Japan’s debt is bigger than its entire economy. But what does that really mean for the world? Let’s break it down. Japan’s national debt just hit 264% of its GDP. That’s the highest of any advanced country. So why isn’t Japan collapsing? Well, most of this debt is owed to its own citizens and banks, not foreign investors. Plus, Japan’s central bank keeps interest rates ultra low, making it easier to manage repayments. But here’s the catch. With an aging population and shrinking workforce, tax revenue is falling. If rates rise or faith in the system cracks, things could spiral fast. Is it sustainable or is this the calm before the storm? Want to know more? Watch the full video on my channel.
Japan’s debt-to-GDP ratio is the highest in the world, exceeding 260%, raising concerns about the country’s economic stability and future. But how did Japan get here, and what does it mean for its economy and the world? This video dives into the causes, risks, and potential solutions to Japan’s massive debt burden.
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