1 Trillion Debt

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  US Debt Ceiling Talks Halted Over ''Serious Differences'' As Default Deadline Inches Closer

  The US faces a deadline as soon as June 1 to raise the country's borrowing limit, now at $31 trillion, to keep paying the nation's bills.

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  India's $1 Trillion Bond Market Sees Rising Heft Of Insurers

  India's yield curve has flattened markedly as the insurers and pension funds snapped up 10-to-40 year debt, with HDFC Life Insurance Ltd. saying that market participants are asking the central bank to sell more longer-dated bonds.

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  Plea To Recover "Rs 1 Trillion" Debt Owed By Pak To India Since Partition Rejected

  The Delhi High Court Monday refused to entertain a PIL seeking recovery of "Rs 1 trillion" debt owed by Pakistan to India since the time of partition, alleging that the central government was not taking any steps to recover the amount.

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  Bond Traders Hamper Government's Efforts To Pull Economy From Recession

  The yield on 10-year government debt has jumped about 27 basis points to 6.17 per cent since the government unveiled a Rs 35 trillion spending plan on February 1

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  Developing World Needs $1 Trillion Debt Write-Off: UN Agency

  Around $1 trillion of debt owed by developing countries would be cancelled under a global deal proposed by the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) on Thursday to help them overcome the impact of the coronavirus pandemic.

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  Top 1,000 Indian Companies Borrowed Rs 1 Trillion Less In FY17: Report

  One-third of this massive contraction was led by just 10 companies, which cumulatively availed of Rs 33,571 crore less in the year over the previous year, according to the report by SBI Research.

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  ECB Holdings Hit 1 Trillion Euros With Government Debt Buys

  After 18 consecutive months of buying government bonds to pump up the economy and raise inflation, the European Central Bank's holdings hit a landmark last week - 1 trillion euros ($1.12 trillion.

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  India to Spend $1 Trillion on Power by 2030: Piyush Goyal

  The power sector in the country is at an inflection point, the minister said.

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  Fed Delay Could Spur More Debt Issues to Fund Share Buybacks

  The Federal Reserve's decision to delay raising interest rates for the first time since the 2008 financial crisis will likely encourage companies to take out more debt to repurchase their own shares or issue special dividends before the end of the year, adding to the almost $1 trillion that companies were already on pace to return to investors this...

• Japan's debt looks like this: 1,000,000,000,000,000 yen

  Compared with Japan, the U.S. national debt is a mere $16 trillion or so. But if you convert that number into yen, it comes to about $1.5 quadrillion. So it's good to have a currency that conserves its zeros.

• US rules out minting trillion-dollar coin

  The US Treasury Department has ruled out minting a trillion-dollar coin so as to address the debt issue in case the Congress fails to increases the debt limit.

• White House does not rule out $1 trillion coin

  The White House has not categorically ruled out the possibility of minting a $1 trillion coin if the US Congress fails to raise the debt limit.

• White House does not rule out minting $1 trillion coin

  The White House has not categorically ruled out the possibility of minting a USD 1 trillion coin if the US Congress fails to raise the debt limit.

• Why US ran a 4th straight $1 trillion-plus budget gap

  The United States has now spent $1 trillion more than it's taken in for four straight years. Here's a closer look at the nation's deficit and its debt, which represents the accumulation of annual deficits.

• OECD paper: Europe needs $1.3 trillion bailout fund

  OECD says Europe probably needs a euro 1 trillion ($1.3 trillion) bailout fund if it is to stop the spread of its debt crisis.