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البنك الدولي: ديون الدول النامية تقفز إلى 9.4 تريليون دولار في 2025

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By حابي (اقتصاد) · 3 hours ago · 1 min read حابي (اقتصاد) ↗
البنك الدولي: ديون الدول النامية تقفز إلى 9.4 تريليون دولار في 2025

ما يعرفه ريفو عن الخبر

  • ارتفعت ديون البلدان ذات الدخل المنخفض والمتوسط إلى رقم قياسي بلغ 9.4 تريليون دولار في عام 2025.
  • تهدد هذه الزيادة في الديون بتقليص الاستثمارات الأساسية في مجالات التعليم والبنية التحتية والصحة وفرص العمل.
  • تدفع البلدان النامية الأكثر فقرا فوائد مرتفعة على الالتزامات الجديدة تجاه الدائنين من القطاع الخاص.
  • أصدرت العديد من الحكومات سندات جديدة لإعادة شراء الديون المستحقة وتمديد جداول سدادها بأسعار فائدة أعلى.

رويترز – قال البنك الدولي اليوم الخميس، إن البلدان ذات الدخل المنخفض والمتوسط تقترض أكثر وتدفع فائدة أكبر مقابل الديون الجديدة، مشيرا إلى أن ديونها الخارجية ارتفعت 5.5 بالمئة إلى رقم قياسي ​9.4 تريليون دولار في 2025.

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المصدر: حابي (اقتصاد)

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