Fitch affirms Paraguay at ’BB+’ with positive outlook as growth outpaces peers
Investing.com -- Fitch Ratings affirmed Paraguay's Long-Term Foreign-Currency Issuer Default Rating at 'BB+' with a Positive Outlook on Wednesday, citing...
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Fitch affirms Paraguay at ’BB+’ with positive outlook as growth outpaces peers
Investing.com -- Fitch Ratings affirmed Paraguay's Long-Term Foreign-Currency Issuer Default Rating at 'BB+' with a Positive Outlook on Wednesday, citing...
Indian Rupee’s Steady Path Amid Global Tensions
The Indian Rupee is expected to maintain a steady trajectory, trading around Rs 95 per US dollar by the end of 2026, according to a BMI report released on Wednesday. Currently priced at Rs 95.20, the currency faces pressure due to ongoing US-Iran tensions, affecting emerging market currencies, particularly those of energy-importing nations like India.While factors such as the Iran conflict impact the Rupee's value, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) plans strategic interventions to stabilize the currency, amid a weakening position caused by slowing profit repatriation and significant foreign...
Will the U.S. Government Shut Down? Economic & Market Impact Explained
The clock is ticking in Washington: Will Congress avert a government shutdown, or will the Capitol lights dim on October...
India slips to second as China tops emerging market rankings: Mint tracker
After topping the list of emerging market (EM) economies for four straight months, India was dethroned by China in August,...
Dow, S&P 500, Nasdaq fall amid sharp GDP expansion, jobless claims dip
Intel (INTC) is reportedly in talks with Apple (AAPL) to have the iPhone maker invest in the company and for...
GST Reforms: A Panacea for India’s Economic Challenges
India's Chief Economic Adviser, V Anantha Nageswaran, has indicated that recent GST reforms will help alleviate some of the...
US tariffs continue to weigh on India, other emerging markets: Moody’s
New Delhi: The series of tariffs announced by the US will have negative credit implications for debt issuers across emerging markets, particularly export-reliant companies, with broader trade uncertainty set to weigh on consumer, business and financial activities, Moody’s Ratings said in a report on Tuesday.Companies with significant exposure to US-bound tariffed goods face the most direct risks, the rating agency said in a report on tariffs in emerging markets.However, Moody’s warned that a much larger pool of debt issuers will suffer indirectly through slowing economic growth, declining commodity prices, depreciating...