South Korea's household debt growth slowed sharply in Q3 2025, rising by 15 trillion won as government lending curbs took effect, with mortgage and credit loan increases moderating and the debt-to-GDP ratio expected to decline.
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Household Debt Growth Slows Sharply in Q3 Amid Tighter Lending Curbs—Up 15 Trillion Won
South Korea's household debt growth slowed sharply in Q3 2025, rising by 15 trillion won as government lending curbs took effect, with mortgage and credit loan increases moderating and the debt-to-GDP ratio expected to decline.
The St. Louis Fed highlights three key signals from the US Treasury market—yield curve shape, forward rate decoupling, and term premium trends—indicating expectations for higher long-term yields amid rising fiscal deficits and debt-to-GDP ratios.
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Three Key Signals from the Fed Pointing to Higher US Treasury Yields Ahead
The St. Louis Fed highlights three key signals from the US Treasury market—yield curve shape, forward rate decoupling, and term premium trends—indicating expectations for higher long-term yields amid rising fiscal deficits and debt-to-GDP ratios.
South Korea's fiscal soundness remains stable for now, but rising government debt, public enterprise liabilities, and demographic challenges pose long-term risks, with experts warning of a potential fiscal "time bomb" if expansionary policies persist.
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[Fiscal Instability from Long-Term Bonds] South Korea's Delayed Fiscal Discipline a 'Time Bomb' - Yonhap Infomax
South Korea's fiscal soundness remains stable for now, but rising government debt, public
South Korea’s government projects its debt-to-GDP ratio will soar to 156% by 2065 amid demographic decline and slowing growth, with the National Pension Fund expected to be depleted by 2064, highlighting urgent fiscal sustainability challenges.
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At Current Pace, South Korea’s Debt-to-GDP Ratio to Hit 156% by 2065—National Pension Fund Depleted by 2064
South Korea’s government projects its debt-to-GDP ratio will soar to 156% by 2065 amid demographic decline and slowing growth, with the National Pension Fund expected to be depleted by 2064, highlighting urgent fiscal sustainability challenges.
U.S. recessions historically increase debt-to-GDP ratio despite lower interest rates, challenging the notion that economic downturns could alleviate interest burdens, as net interest costs now surpass defense spending in federal budget.
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[Global Chart]US Recession - A Dangerous Game with Interest Burden
U.S. recessions historically increase debt-to-GDP ratio despite lower interest rates, challenging the notion that economic downturns could alleviate interest burdens, as net interest costs now surpass defense spending in federal budget.
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