‘Worse than Greece’: The Debt Crisis Threatening to Blow up the Global Economy

‘Worse than Greece’: The debt crisis threatening to blow up the global economy

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Is Japan’s Financial System On The Verge Of Collapsing?

This article was originally published by Michael Snyder at The Economic Collapse Blog.  Is the long-awaited implosion of the Japanese financial system beginning? Japanese bond yields are spiking dramatically, Japan’s debt to GDP ratio is now above 230 percent, the Japanese economy has started contracting, and Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba just publicly stated that the financial condition of his nation is worse than the financial conditi…

Global economy meltdown as debt crisis to wreak havoc - 'worse than Greece'

A major Asian country is drowning in debt, heightening fears in the UK and US about a financial crunch.

We Are Looking Down The Barrel Of A Worldwide Credit Market Crisis That Threatens To Be Absolutely Horrific - The Falling Darkness

by Michael National governments around the world are collectively more than 100 trillion dollars in debt.  The United States accounts for about 35 percent of that total, China accounts for about 16 percent of that total, [...] The post We Are Looking Down The Barrel Of A Worldwide Credit Market Crisis That Threatens To Be Absolutely Horrific appeared first on The Falling Darkness.

Japan’s PM Sounds Alarm: Financial Crisis Could Outpace Greece’s! – EUROP INFO

Japan’s Financial Crisis: Urgent Warnings and Necessary Actions In a significant alert to the public, Japan’s Prime Minister has raised serious alarms regarding the nation’s economic situation, drawing unsettling parallels to Greece’s past financial upheaval. In a recent speech that highlights the severity of Japan’s fiscal issues, he pointed out escalating national debt, a shrinking population, and sluggish economic growth as pivotal elements t…

Diego MoratoThe comparison came out of Japan's own prime minister's mouth. During a parliamentary session on Monday, Shigeru Ishiba issued a warning that resonated in the corridors of the Ministry of Finance and bond markets: "Our country's fiscal situation is undoubtedly extremely precarious, worse than that of Greece." The comment — a public recognition of Japanese economic fragility — comes when public debt amounts to 234.9 % of GDP and long-…