Hello, fellow Rebel capitals, hope you're well.

So we've got global debt hitting all-time eyes.

And you think, well, George, I mean, my gosh,

it's got to be like a hundred trillion.

I mean, what, maybe even 120 trillion?

Eh, try 315 trillion.

Let's get right over to this article from Zerohead. We're going to check out the details

as to global debt exploding and go over why this really matters. It's not what you think. It's not what you hear on FinTwit and it's

definitely not what you hear in the mainstream media. Let's shoot over to ZeroHedge title debt hits new hive 315 trillion. The global debt

stock hit a new record in the first quarter of 2024. Now to be clear this includes all debt. So this

would be household debt, this would be financial sector, this would be non-bank corporations,

this would be government, we're going to get into the fine print in just a moment,

just I want to state that right at the beginning.

This deluge in borrowing is widespread trend across economies while the U.S US and Japan were the largest

contributors across advanced economies. China, India, and Mexico drove the

largest share of emerging markets. No surprise there. Overall, debt GDP reached 333% as higher debt servicing costs and growing

debt burdens continue piling up. Okay, what they don't mention is that's way down from the surveys of sickness, but that's the debt to GDP is not what I want to focus on.

I want to focus on the overall debt. And here they've got this fantastic chart,

and this is courtesy of this

it's got to be from the visual capitalist.

I can just tell by their logo.

That's the visual capitalist logo so source I. I. I. F. Global debt monitor right but then the I think if you want to see the chart you've got there you go

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