China’s reopening will boost earnings but risks remain
FutureCFO Editors
March 22, 2023
China’s reopening will support companies’ credit quality as it will ramp up their earnings with a rebound in domestic demand
China’s reopening will support companies’ credit quality as it will ramp up their earnings with a rebound in domestic demand
China’s policy, including its reopening and policy measures that refocus on growth rather than regulatory tightening, will likely drive a
Retail sales in China is expected to recover after the lifting of Covid-19 restrictions but is likely to be bumpier
Asia Pacific outlook for rated nonfinancial companies is stable with still-solid, though slowing, growth and supportive domestic business conditions, said
The credit trend for nonfinancial firms in Asia Pacific will remain stable for the remainder of 2022, said Moody’s recently.
Global credit risks have risen over the past quarter as the triple threat of rate rises, Europe’s gas crisis and
The IPO market in Hong Kong is set to slow in 2002, said Deloitte China recently wen releasing its interim
Global growth forecasts for 2022 and 2023 are lower as Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and pandemic lockdowns in China add
CFOs in China are expected to play broader roles when it comes to sustainability, as a result of the country’s
China and Hong Kong IPOs will accelerate if the pandemic situation in China improves and the Russia-Ukraine War subsides in
China’s GDP growth is likely to hit 8% in 2021, with a projected 3.7% growth in Q4, said the Peking University,
China’s shadow banking assets will continue to decline on regulators’ continued focus on containing systemic risks in the financial sector,