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  3. Global Debt Hits Record $37.7 Trillion, Trump Pushes Spending Cuts

Global Debt Hits Record $37.7 Trillion, Trump Pushes Spending Cuts

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  • nihalsariN Offline
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    nihalsari
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    The Institute of International Finance says global debt surged to $337.7 trillion in Q2 2025. Former President Trump signed the “Big Beautiful Bill Act” in July, aimed at cutting $1.6 trillion in spending, but U.S. debt still jumped above $37 trillion. Tesla CEO Elon Musk briefly advised the Department of Government Efficiency, helping save $214 billion before his departure.

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    • K Offline
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      That debt figure is staggering. Global economies are clearly running on borrowed time.

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      • Nahid10N Offline
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        #3

        Spending cuts may slow short-term growth, but without them the debt bubble could burst.

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        • J Offline
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          jacson4
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          $214 billion😱😱😱😱

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          • CouturierC Offline
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            Those numbers are wild 😳 It’s crazy how global debt keeps ballooning despite all the “cost-cutting” measures. Feels like the world’s economy is running on borrowed time 💸

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            • SwipeS Offline
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              Insane debt levels 😳 Every quarter it feels like we’re setting new records. At some point, the compounding interest alone becomes its own economic threat 💣

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              • Jan Emil ChristiansenJ Offline
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                Jan Emil Christiansen
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                They can just print $337.7 trillion USD and get it solved 😉

                https://x.com/cxcrypto1
                https://www.youtube.com/JanEmilChristiansen

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                • A Offline
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                  alex10
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                  That number is insane. The global economy is really on thin ice right now.

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                  • K Offline
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                    kelson10
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                    #9

                    If spending cuts actually happen, it might shake markets for months.

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                    • Pitchfork_IS_powerP Offline
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                      Crazy how debt just keeps climbing no matter what policies are in place 😬 At this pace, interest payments alone could become the next global crisis trigger.

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                        jacson4
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                        #11

                        337.3 $trilion 😱😱😱

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