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Thanks for the feedback.
The chart is based on the government's own Public Accounts and how they account for and share information on expenses and revenues.
Curious what changes you'd suggest to address your feedback?
The chart is based on the government's own Public Accounts and how they account for and share information on expenses and revenues.
Curious what changes you'd suggest to address your feedback?
March 27, 2025 at 9:24 PM
Thanks for the feedback.
The chart is based on the government's own Public Accounts and how they account for and share information on expenses and revenues.
Curious what changes you'd suggest to address your feedback?
The chart is based on the government's own Public Accounts and how they account for and share information on expenses and revenues.
Curious what changes you'd suggest to address your feedback?
March 7, 2025 at 9:40 PM
The Network has a mission “to improve the well-being of producers and users of bamboo and rattan within the context of a sustainable bamboo and rattan resource base, by consolidating, coordinating and supporting strategic and adaptive research and development".
www.inbar.int/about/
www.inbar.int/about/
www.inbar.int
March 7, 2025 at 9:40 PM
The Network has a mission “to improve the well-being of producers and users of bamboo and rattan within the context of a sustainable bamboo and rattan resource base, by consolidating, coordinating and supporting strategic and adaptive research and development".
www.inbar.int/about/
www.inbar.int/about/
This is a required contribution based on a treaty signed in 1997.
March 7, 2025 at 9:40 PM
This is a required contribution based on a treaty signed in 1997.
5. End-of-Year Weakness
➡️ Net borrowing increased to -$42.7B by Q4 2024, about 37.5% more than in Q4 2023.
➡️ Net borrowing increased to -$42.7B by Q4 2024, about 37.5% more than in Q4 2023.
March 3, 2025 at 12:02 PM
5. End-of-Year Weakness
➡️ Net borrowing increased to -$42.7B by Q4 2024, about 37.5% more than in Q4 2023.
➡️ Net borrowing increased to -$42.7B by Q4 2024, about 37.5% more than in Q4 2023.
4. Growing Debt Servicing Costs
➡️ Interest on government debt rose +7.5% year over year, from $46.7B in Q4 2023 to $50.2B in Q4 2024.
➡️ Interest on government debt rose +7.5% year over year, from $46.7B in Q4 2023 to $50.2B in Q4 2024.
March 3, 2025 at 12:02 PM
4. Growing Debt Servicing Costs
➡️ Interest on government debt rose +7.5% year over year, from $46.7B in Q4 2023 to $50.2B in Q4 2024.
➡️ Interest on government debt rose +7.5% year over year, from $46.7B in Q4 2023 to $50.2B in Q4 2024.
3. Partial Recovery in Q2
➡️ The deficit improved to -$17.1B in Q2 2024 (a 91% reduction compared to Q1), but net borrowing remained negative through Q4 2024.
➡️ The deficit improved to -$17.1B in Q2 2024 (a 91% reduction compared to Q1), but net borrowing remained negative through Q4 2024.
March 3, 2025 at 12:02 PM
3. Partial Recovery in Q2
➡️ The deficit improved to -$17.1B in Q2 2024 (a 91% reduction compared to Q1), but net borrowing remained negative through Q4 2024.
➡️ The deficit improved to -$17.1B in Q2 2024 (a 91% reduction compared to Q1), but net borrowing remained negative through Q4 2024.
2. Steep Q4 2023 → Q1 2024 Swing
➡️ Net borrowing jumped from -$31B in Q4 2023 to -$188.4B in Q1 2024. A 506% increase.
➡️ During Q1 2024, non-financial capital acquisitions (e.g. buildings, infrastructure, machinery) rose to $20B, compared to $7.3B in Q4 2023.
➡️ Net borrowing jumped from -$31B in Q4 2023 to -$188.4B in Q1 2024. A 506% increase.
➡️ During Q1 2024, non-financial capital acquisitions (e.g. buildings, infrastructure, machinery) rose to $20B, compared to $7.3B in Q4 2023.
March 3, 2025 at 12:02 PM
2. Steep Q4 2023 → Q1 2024 Swing
➡️ Net borrowing jumped from -$31B in Q4 2023 to -$188.4B in Q1 2024. A 506% increase.
➡️ During Q1 2024, non-financial capital acquisitions (e.g. buildings, infrastructure, machinery) rose to $20B, compared to $7.3B in Q4 2023.
➡️ Net borrowing jumped from -$31B in Q4 2023 to -$188.4B in Q1 2024. A 506% increase.
➡️ During Q1 2024, non-financial capital acquisitions (e.g. buildings, infrastructure, machinery) rose to $20B, compared to $7.3B in Q4 2023.