At $ 152 trillion, the highest level in history, reached the global
debt in 2015, according to data from the International Monetary Fund,
which are more deeply until now research on the issue.That debt is more than twice the economic activity throughout the
world - and in particular amounts to 255% of global GDP - currently the
world economy faces a number of challenges and is slowly recovering from
years of crisis."The world debt is one of the major setbacks to growth in the global
economy," he said at a press conference in Washington, the head of the
Financial Department of the IMF, Vitoria Gaspar.About two-thirds of the world, ie, almost $ 100 trillion, weigh the private sector, businesses and households. And public debt but has increased significantly during the crisis.Most
of the debt is concentrated in developed and rich countries, but the
problem touches many developing forces, the main example of China, which
has greatly increased its lending in recent years.
