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Asia-Pacific Sovereigns' Credit Quality Largely Stable, Says S&P Report Sep 10
Standard & Poors, Sep 2010
Abstract
SINGAPORE (Standard & Poor's) Sept. 30, 2010--Asia-Pacific governments will continue to navigate external and domestic challenges adroitly, amid baseline expectations of a sustained, albeit gradual, global economic recovery, said Standard & Poor's Ratings Services today in a report. In the report titled, 'Asia-Pacific Sovereigns: A Mostly Sunny Outlook, With The Chance Of Isolated Thunderstorms,' Standard & Poor's said it expects to see the largely stable credit trend continue over the next three to five years--and in some cases, even some upward momentum in sovereign credit ratings. 'In line with our earlier expectations, Asia-Pacific sovereigns have weathered the 2008-2009 global recession and financial crisis better than governments in most other regions,' said Standard & Poor's credit analyst Agost Benard. Of the...
Action: S&P Event
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Research type: News
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