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Asian Sovereigns Will Step Up Borrowing In 2010 While Considering Exit Strategies From Stimulus Programs, Says Article Dec 09
Standard & Poors, Dec 2009
Abstract
HONG KONG (Standard & Poor's) Dec. 17, 2009--Asian sovereigns are likely to remain active borrowers in 2010, with a 5% year-over-year rise in commercial issuance, according to a recently released report by Standard & Poor's Ratings Services titled, 'Asian Sovereigns To Remain In Debt Markets.' Standard & Poor's survey of borrowing and debt suggests sovereign requirements for 2010 are likely to bring commercial issuance in the region to US$2.2 trillion. But, as sovereigns in Asia consider exit strategies from economic stimulus programs, Standard & Poor's anticipates that they will seek to strike a balance to prevent a derailing of the still-nascent economic recovery. 'We believe that the test for sovereigns in the coming year will be managing macroeconomic crosscurrents while...
Companies mentioned in this report are: Japan (Unsolicited Ratings),Hong Kong (Special Administrative Region),Malaysia,Kingdom of Thailand,Republic of Korea,Republic of Singapore (Unsolicited Ratings),Taiwan (Unsolicited Ratings),Republic of India (Unsolicited Ratings),People's Republic of China,Republic of Indonesia,Republic of Philippines,Islamic Republic of Pakistan,Mongolia,Socialist Republic of Vietnam,Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka,Cambodia (Kingdom of) (Unsolicited Ratings)
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