Visualizing $97 Trillion of Global Debt in 2024

Global government debt is projected to hit $97.1 trillion this year, a 40% increase since 2019. ️This visual showcasing the $97 trillion of government debt in 2023 captured our audience’s attention as our spotlight piece this week.

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This graphic ranks government debt by country for advanced economies, using their gross debt-to-GDP ratio.

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This graphic adds visual context to the global education gap, using data from 29 major economies.

In this set of three maps, we show the global temperature rise on a national level for 2022, 2050, and 2100 based on an analysis by Berkeley Earth.

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As top institutions advise for cautious deployment of capital next year, what assets and strategies are in their investing playbook in 2024?

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These graphics highlight interest in generative AI by country, covering interest in text, image, video, or audio generation.

In the race to net zero, demand for hydrogen could increase to 430 Mt p.a. by 2050, but will supply be there when the world needs it?