The U.S. GDP in 2024 is roughly $28 trillion, yet our national debt has climbed to about $37 trillion. In this episode, Joe DeLisi breaks down what these numbers really mean for markets, why high debt levels don’t automatically signal economic collapse, and how shutdown fears historically impact investors far less than expected. You can hear more insights like this in the WestPac Wealth Investment Podcast! 🎙️: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/u-s-debt-and-government-shutdown/id1808471841?i

4.1K views · 213 reactions | The GDP of China's Chengdu-Chongqing economic circle is expected to reach 8.6 trillion yuan (US$1.17 trillion) in 2024, growing by over 2 trillion yuan in the past five years, a new milestone in building itself as a major economic center with national impact. #PressroomHighlights | 国务院新闻办公室 | Facebook

1K reactions · 101 shares | $28 trillion. That's how much global GDP could grow by 2025 if women were empowered to participate equally in the economy. When #SheTrades, everyone wins. For International Women's Day, join us live from Geneva on Wednesday 7 March right here on Facebook to find out more. | Maersk | Facebook

5.1K views · 49 reactions | "Controlling the pandemic is critical to the outlook" The #Omicron variant of #COVID19 is slowing down the global economy. IMF has cut its world's GDP forecast for the year 2022 to 4.4%. Watch more: wionews.com/videos | WION | Facebook

As the world's second-largest economy and a critical player on the global stage, China's trajectory for 2025 carries profound implications for international economic, technological, and environmental landscapes, Modern Diplomacy reported. | China Xinhua News