Goldman Sachs Forecast: US Debt-to-GDP Ratio to Soar to 130% by 2034

Wednesday, 22 May 2024, 07:27

Goldman Sachs has revised its forecast for the US debt-to-GDP ratio, now projecting it to hit 130% by 2034, a significant increase from the previous estimate of 97%. This update indicates a more pessimistic outlook on the country's fiscal health and raises concerns about the long-term sustainability of the US economy. The potential impact of such a high debt ratio on government spending, interest rates, and economic growth is substantial, highlighting the need for proactive fiscal policies to address this mounting challenge.

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Goldman Sachs Projects Higher US Debt Levels

Goldman Sachs has revised its forecast for the US debt-to-GDP ratio, now predicting it to reach 130% by 2034 compared to the previous estimate of 97%.

Implications of the Updated Forecast

This revision signals a more pessimistic outlook on the country's fiscal health.
The higher debt ratio poses risks to government spending, interest rates, and economic growth.

Addressing this issue requires proactive fiscal strategies to ensure long-term economic stability.

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Goldman Sachs Projects Higher US Debt Levels

Implications of the Updated Forecast

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