The Asia Pacific credit outlook is stable against the backdrop of contained government liquidity risks, broadly stable debt dynamics and
Credit trends in Asia Pacific for most non-financial companies in the rest of 2022 remain stable with the exception of
Global credit conditions has turned more negative this year amid slower global growth, rising borrowing costs, surging prices for energy
The credit trend for Asia Pacific companies will remain broadly stable through 2022, Moody’s said recently. Smoother and more sustained
Most Fitch-rated firms in India would experience manageable impact brought by the wave of Covid-19, said Fitch Ratings recently. Most
Refinancing conditions for most firms in Asia (excluding Japan) will be supportive as economic activity recovers gradually from the pandemic
The pandemic shock has increased the vulnerability of Asia’s weaker credits though Asia’s China-led economic recovery is set to pull
Credit conditions in Asia Pacific will improve in 2021, supported by the gradual recovery of economic activity given the early
Global credit conditions will likely improve overall in 2021, aided by unprecedented fiscal and monetary policy support in the wake
A combination of slowing economic growth, sustained low interest rates and unprecedented levels of indebtedness will broadly influence the global
Credit conditions will weaken for most Indian non-financial companies in 2020, driven by sluggish economic growth and slowing earnings, but
