Global debt SOARS to 250 TRILLION amid fears for ECONOMIC CRISIS

According to today's data, global debt rose sharply to $ 247 trillion (187 trillion) in the first quarter of 2018, concern for another global economic crisis is rising.

The amazing growth of 25 trillion dollars puts the international financial system in a difficult position and already struggles to cope with rising US interest rates, borrower spread expansion, and dollar strengthening.

Concerns about the debt crisis will hurt emerging markets in the coming months and investors will give up countries and currencies and bonds in Argentina, Turkey, Brazil, South Africa and others.

Chief American economist at Natixis, analyst Joseph Laborna, said investors will pay special attention to corporate bonds

He warned: "The leverage of the corporate sector is high and may be vulnerable to higher interest rates.

"Companies borrow money on capital markets artificially using low interest rates and only buy back shares on the stock market.

"The intrinsic instability of debt to equity finance suggests that the next recession could have very difficulties for investment spending."

The volatility of the market and the possibility of inflation caused by the trade war between the United States and China may adversely affect the assets, but according to experts the market has a very strong resilience

Mike Thompson, Chairman of Standard & Poor's Investment Advisory Services, says: "Eclectic style, unstable style, and that way, we are talking about $ 200 billion with a $ 17 trillion deal, meaningful

"You can not be too short, if you respond to everything, you will be hurt as an investor."

David Lipton, the first major general manager of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), said high debt and low interest rates are the largest market risks.

As the European sovereign debt crisis intensified, a riot occurred, market instability continued, and the global economic downturn was newly concerned. Governments around the world, especially those in the euro zone with heavy debt, are implementing a strict austerity plan that makes economic growth almost impossible. In the United States, Wall Street bankers are seen to be responsible for the global financial crisis - and the government uses taxpayer money to save banks - a continuous darker employment market It makes it worse.

The 2010s started with the global financial crisis dating back to the latter half of the 21st century. The European sovereign debt crisis arising from these economic problems has become clearer and continues to influence the possibility of the recovery of the world economy. Austerity fiscal policies, in particular, affected Greece, Ireland, Portugal and Spain. These policies were one of the factors leading to 15 M and vocational movements. Other economic problems such as inflation and rising commodity prices are confusing in many low-income countries. Anxiety in some countries, especially the Arab world, has caused a revolution through 2018, which caused the civil war in Kyrgyzstan, Tunisia, Egypt, Bahrain, Yemen and the Arab Spring Western European countries. Continue in December

The most serious financial crisis in the modern age of 2008 paralyzed the world economy. This is the most serious global economic crisis since the Great Depression. By the beginning of 2009, world banks lost 3 trillion dollars, but stock market investors lost more than 30 trillion dollars. Ordinary people suffer a lot. They lost their homes, work, and livelihoods. Leaders and experts do not see this. However, some people did it. There are large-scale gatherings around the world, but some think that this huge lie is the core of the economy. A small group of unnamed investors and failed investors defeated the failure of financial institutions and Wall Street to make lifetime deals, which is their way of doing things.