Report Card: Credit Fundamentals Remain Intact For G-20 Sovereigns Oct 10
Standard & Poors, October 2010
Abstract
Since Standard & Poor's Ratings Services published its last report card ("The G-20: Will There Be A Changing of the Guard-" on April 20, 2010, on RatingsDirect), our views on the credit fundamentals of the G-20 (the Group of 20) governments remain substantially intact. Thus, apart from Argentina, we haven't changed any ratings or outlooks on any of the G-20 members during this time. For some, growth in 2010 is turning out better than we had expected. Argentina, despite a poor policy environment, is benefiting from favorable terms of trade. Brazil is rebounding more quickly than we had expected from the global recession thanks to higher investment and consumption. And both Germany and Japan have had surprisingly strong exports. On...
Companies mentioned in this report are:
- Australia (Commonwealth of) (Unsolicited Ratings)
- Canada
- European Union
- France (Republic of) (Unsolicited Ratings)
- Japan (Unsolicited Ratings)
- United Kingdom (Unsolicited Ratings)
- Korea (Republic of)
- United States of America (Unsolicited Ratings)
- Brazil (Federative Republic of)
- India (Republic of) (Unsolicited Ratings)
- China (People's Republic of )
- Mexico
- Argentina (Republic of) (Unsolicited Ratings)
- European Central Bank (Unsolicited Ratings)
- Mexico
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- Australia (Commonwealth of) (Unsolicited Ratings)
- Canada
- European Union
- France (Republic of) (Unsolicited Ratings)
- Japan (Unsolicited Ratings)
- United Kingdom (Unsolicited Ratings)
- Korea (Republic of)
- United States of America (Unsolicited Ratings)
- Brazil (Federative Republic of)
- India (Republic of) (Unsolicited Ratings)
- China (People's Republic of )
- Mexico
- Argentina (Republic of) (Unsolicited Ratings)
- European Central Bank (Unsolicited Ratings)
- Mexico
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