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China’s holdings of U.S. Treasury securities have fallen substantially since 2018, sliding from roughly the trillion-dollar range into the $680–$730 billion area by late 2025 according to U.S. Treasur...
Canada’s federal (accounting) debt — the difference between total liabilities and total assets — was reported at $1,236.2 billion (about $1.24 trillion) at March 31, 2024 according to the Government o...
Since 2000 the national debt has climbed from historically moderate levels to a post‑WWII high relative to GDP, rising steadily in normal years and surging after major crises—notably the and the —so t...
The headline: U.S. labor force participation was essentially flat from 2024 into 2025—roughly in the mid‑62 percent range—after prime‑age participation rose in 2024 and held into early 2025 even as pa...
Venezuela’s stated hydrocarbon and mineral “reserves” have been presented very differently since 2000: an early-2000s expansion and reclassification of heavy and extra‑heavy oil into “proven” categori...
India’s card market is in the middle of a structural expansion: credit‑card issuance and monthly transaction volumes have surged into the hundreds of millions of transactions, supported by rising digi...
For reliable historical daily USD/ARS rates use data vendors that publish day-by-day series such as Exchange‑Rates.org (daily tables and yearly pages) , Investing.com (downloadable daily OHLC close/op...
U.S. debt-to-GDP rose sharply in 2020 during the pandemic and then trended downward through 2021–2024, but exact levels differ across data providers and by whether figures are quarterly or annual: Mac...