New Eurostat data show that corporate debt varies sharply across the European Union. Seven member states have corporate debt exceeding the European Commission's warning threshold of 85% of GDP, although with some caveats. The figures reveal a striking divide: some of Europe's largest economies have relatively modest corporate debt, while several of the bloc's smallest financial hubs top the ranking.
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