This doesn’t feel like a spike anymore.
It feels like a direction.
Global debt crossing 100% of GDP isn’t just a number, it’s the point where the system stops “resetting” and starts rolling forward its weight.
After 2020, you could argue it was temporary.
Stimulus, crisis response, emergency spending.
But this chart is showing something else:
👉 debt isn’t coming down after the shock
👉 it’s being normalized at higher levels
And what stands out is who’s driving it US and China.
That’s not peripheral risk.
That’s the core of the global system.
So the real question isn’t “is this sustainable?”
It’s:
How does the system adapt to debt that never meaningfully deleverages?
What happens next?
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