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Czechia is not in trouble yet. But it is losing two of its security cushions. The Czech economy is not in crisis. Public debt is still relatively low in European comparison, and foreign trade in goods remains in surplus. That's good news. The worse thing is the direction we are moving in. (translated)

The total public debt of the United States has surpassed 40 trillion dollars for the first time, raising concerns among experts about an impending budget crisis due to rising costs for defense and social programs that far exceed government revenue. (translated)

Dluh USA poprvé překonal 40 bilionů dolarů. Odborníci varují před krizí
Novinky 2w

The total public debt of the USA has for the first time exceeded the threshold of 40 trillion dollars, which is the result of intense borrowing for pandemic measures and long-term fiscal imbalance, with this increase having a negative impact on the economy and finances of Americans. (translated)

Celkový veřejný dluh USA poprvé překonal hranici 40 bilionů dolarů
Jiri Dolejs Jul 31

Republicans in the lower house of Congress have passed record investments in American defense. The public debt of the USA is already higher than after World War II. (translated)

Novinky Jul 8

Článek z Euronews uvádí, že ačkoliv eurozóna čelí pomalému hospodářskému růstu kvůli vysokému dluhu a dalších problémům, pět států včetně Ukrajiny, Malty, Kosova, Srbska a Moldavska by mohlo vykazovat rychlejší ekonomický růst, přičemž Ukrajina by mohla díky rekonstrukci po válce dosáhnout až 3,8 % růstu, pokud se situace stabilizuje. #HospodářskýRůst #EkonomikaEU #VeřejnýDluh

Patří tam i Ukrajina. Pět států, které by mohly ekonomicky růst rychleji než eurozóna
Jiri Dolejs Jun 8

The level of public debt in the Czech Republic is not large, but the pace of borrowing is dangerous, especially since COVID-19 in 2020. (translated)

Michal Šnobr May 25

The countries of the European Union will face high spending on defense, energy, and pensions in the next 15 years. If their economic policy does not change, it will cause unsustainable growth of public debt. The average debt of European countries could thus reach levels by 2040 under unchanged conditions. (translated)