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The world’s economic system is intricately woven with debt—more than enough to raise concerns about stability. While outright defaults among developed nations are unlikely, the enormous debt burden creates risks of financial instability, inflation, and economic slowdown.

History shows that markets and policies can adapt—debt can be restructured, and systems can evolve—but not without challenges. Central banks and governments are caught in delicate balancing acts—trying to sustain growth, manage inflation, and keep confidence high—all while navigating a mountain of accumulated debt.