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Debt-Driven M&A Is Set for a Comeback This Year: Credit Weekly

Debt-Driven M&A Is Set for a Comeback This Year: Credit Weekly

Analysts forecast a mixed bag for commodities amid global economic slowdown

Given the tumultuous past two years that saw global markets ebb and flow to extreme degrees, investors would be well advised to heed the axiom that the only thing certain for the 2023 commodities outlook is that it’s uncertain.

Sector outlooks turn positive: Moody's

James Langton After a year of record negativity, credit rating outlooks have now turned slightly positive, Moody’s Investors Service said on Thursday. In a new report, the rating agency said the balance of industry sector outlooks at the start of 2021 has tilted to the positive. Moody’s said seven sectors now enjoy positive outlooks, just five are negative, and 35 sectors have stable outlooks. Sector outlooks reflect the rating agency’s view on an industry for the coming 12 to 18 months, “For the first time since mid-2019, there are more positive than negative outlooks, with many industry segments showing improvement, and in some cases, nearly close to their pre-pandemic levels,” said Edmond DeForest, vice president and senior credit officer at Moody’s, in a release.

Sector outlooks tilt positive again, Moody's says | Investment Executive

James Langton After a year of record negativity, credit rating outlooks have now turned slightly positive, Moody’s Investors Service said on Thursday. In a new report, the rating agency said the balance of industry sector outlooks at the start of 2021 has tilted to the positive. Moody’s said seven sectors now enjoy positive outlooks, just five are negative, and 35 sectors have stable outlooks. Sector outlooks reflect the rating agency’s view on an industry for the coming 12 to 18 months, “For the first time since mid-2019, there are more positive than negative outlooks, with many industry segments showing improvement, and in some cases, nearly close to their pre-pandemic levels,” said Edmond DeForest, vice president and senior credit officer at Moody’s, in a release.