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The International Monetary Fund (IMF) says emerging markets have over-borrowed over $3 trillion in debt, thus posing the greatest risks to the global economy amid a fifth straight year of slowing growth. "We estimate that there is up to $3 trillion in over-borrowing in emerging markets," Jose Vinals, a top IMF official, said in presenting the body's Global Financial Stability report at its Annual Meetings in Lima, Peru.