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Moody Blues — the fickle world of ratings - The Hindu BusinessLine

Moody Blues the fickle world of ratings 1/3 3/3 × Rating agencies have got things horribly wrong in the past. But they still carry a lot of heft in the global economy Although hundreds of rating companies deal with economic and financial matters, three major companies, known as ‘Big Three’, hold 95 per cent collective global market share Standard & Poor’s (S&P) and Moody’s having approximately 40 per cent each, and Fitch Group around 15 per cent. Thanks to Covid’s deadly second wave, Moody’s has now cut India’s GDP forecast for FY22 to 9.3 per cent from the earlier projection of 13.7 per cent, and has ruled out a sovereign rating upgrade at least for now. Incidentally, in June 2020, citing structural weaknesses, weak policy effectiveness, and slow reforms momentum even before the pandemic, Moody’s cut long-term sovereign rating for India from ‘Baa2’ to ‘Baa3’, which is just one notch above ‘junk’ status.

Fitch Solutions publishes LNG outlook

Advertisement Fitch Solutions Country Risk and Industry Research (a unit of Fitch Group) has just published its outlook for LNG, as outlined below. Although LNG offers benefits over other fossil fuels, including coal, the LNG market remains one of the highest emitters of carbon globally, on a full lifecycle basis. Despite being labelled as a transition fuel, LNG supply chain remains one of the key emitters of carbon globally. In a report published in 2020, the IEA estimated that the emissions generated from the lifecycle of LNG sourced in various fields in the US and consumed in Germany, India or China lingered at or below 600 CO

Fitch Solutions cuts Philippines growth outlook to 5 3%

Fitch Solutions cuts Philippines growth outlook to 5.3% Lawrence Agcaoili © Boy Santos, file Fitch Solutions cuts Philippines growth outlook to 5.3% MANILA, Philippines Fitch Solutions Country Risk & Industry Research expects a slower economic recovery for the Philippines in the next two years as the country continues to struggle to control the resurgence of COVID-19 infections. In its latest commentary titled “Philippines’ 2021 recovery hampered by the pandemic,” Fitch Solutions said it has slashed the gross domestic product (GDP) growth for the Philippines to 5.3 percent from the original target of 5.8 percent this year and to 6.5 percent next year. The research arm of the Fitch Group expects the COVID-19 pandemic to have a lasting effect as it would continue to disrupt economic activity – at least through the first half of 2022.

Netherlands Healthcare Sector: Investment and Strong Cash Flow Continue Despite the Pandemic

Netherlands Healthcare Sector: Investment and Strong Cash Flow Continue Despite the Pandemic
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