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Denmark Raises Retirement Age to 70
Denmark raises its retirement age to 70 with debt at 27% of GDP, while France at 117% sees candidates pledging to cut it to 60 or 62.
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- Denmark is raising its retirement age to 70, while French election candidates pledge to reduce it to 60 or 62.
- Denmark's debt to GDP ratio is 27%; France's is 117%.
- A reply cites OECD Economic Outlook 2025 figures: Denmark has negative public net debt of 26.9% of GDP, while France has public net debt of 73.6% of GDP.
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