The Global Vault · World Debt Dashboard These answers help you understand what you are seeing, where the numbers come from, and how to move through the global board without losing the thread.
The country pages now run on the uploaded 2025 workbook and slide deck, so Brazil, China, Ghana, India, Japan, and Nigeria each carry real leverage, debt-service, and revenue-pressure figures instead of placeholder framing.
The rolling rails are a reading layer built from the current uploaded debt and GDP figures. They are there to make scale and pressure legible quickly while the source note keeps the official reporting window in plain view.
Yes. The U.S. board remains its own surface so the global terminal can stay focused on cross-country sovereign and private-credit risk rather than drifting into a domestic mirror.
Yes. The download center exposes the uploaded global workbook, the 2024-2025 slide deck, and the outline PDF directly from the public surface.
The uploaded workbook and deck drive the watchlist layer, while IMF GDD, World Bank IDS and WDI, UNCTAD, and CEPR remain the core official stack behind the broader world view.
Start with the world board, move into a country page, compare the regional frame, and then open the workbook or deck when you want the underlying research in hand.