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  • Economics
  • Global Finance

Background:

  • Global debt has surged to unprecedented levels, reaching 350% of world GDP in 2022.
  • An extended period of low interest rates has contributed to the buildup of systemic financial risk.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To analyze the impact of rising global interest rates on systemic financial risk.
  • To identify emerging and developing countries most vulnerable to increased debt servicing costs and refinancing challenges.

Main Methods:

  • Analysis of global debt levels, including government, corporate, and household debt.
  • Examination of the relationship between external liabilities, interest rate changes, and debt sustainability.

Main Results:

  • Global debt reached a record high of 350% of world gross domestic product in 2022.
  • Rising interest rates worldwide pose a significant threat of materializing systemic risk.
  • Countries with high external liabilities face increased debt service costs and potential refinancing difficulties.

Conclusions:

  • The current global debt landscape, coupled with rising interest rates, creates a vulnerable financial environment.
  • External liabilities and their structures are critical indicators for assessing the susceptibility of emerging and developing economies to financial distress.