Global credit conditions has turned more negative this year amid slower global growth, rising borrowing costs, surging prices for energy
Global growth forecasts for 2022 and 2023 are lower as Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and pandemic lockdowns in China add
The credit trend for Asia Pacific companies will remain broadly stable in 2022, said Moody’s recently. The stable trend is
More than a quarter of rated Asia Pacific (APAC) companies will be at risk under a downside scenario of a
Supply side strains in Asia Pacific will remain elevated at least through the end of the year, with energy and
Asia Pacific will see growing risks to its economic growth as a result of the Russia-Ukraine war, said Moody’s recently.
Defaults among high-yield nonfinancial companies in the Asia-Pacific will slightly decline but stay elevated in 2022, said Moody’s recently. This
The credit trend for Asia Pacific companies will remain broadly stable through 2022, Moody’s said recently. Smoother and more sustained
Asia Pacific’s economic growth pace will stabilise in 2022, supporting a broad normalisation of credit conditions across sectors, said Moody’s
Potential action to tackle environmental issues, such as building resilience against the effects of physical climate risks and protecting biodiversity,
China’s shadow banking assets will continue to decline on regulators’ continued focus on containing systemic risks in the financial sector,
The rising vaccination rate, stabilising consumer confidence, low interest rates and higher public spending in India underpin positive credit fundamentals
