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When the public hears news that a major nation takes a major credit rating downgrade, it should bring at least some cause for concern.
Moody’s has downgraded China’s credit rating. The new "stable" outlook seems to mean that the balance of risk and upside are now adequately reflected in the larger global macroeconomic picture.
Moody's has cut China's debt rating because of rising national financial obligations and worries that GDP growth rate will slow.
Moody's estimates that Boeing and Airbus will be producing about 120 single-aisle planes every month by 2020.
As the price of oil continues to batter the finances of exporting countries, Moody's downgraded petroleum power house Saudi Arabia, which not long ago was among the most financially stable countries...
Analysts at Moody’s Investors Service today announced that the firm has lowered its outlook for Saudi Arabia’s banking system was dropped from ‘stable’ to ‘negative’ to reflect...
Low oil prices have taken a toll on U.S. producers, sending some of the smaller firms with high debt loads into the bankruptcy courts. The impact on some oil producing nations has created similar...
Moody's has downgraded the outlook on China's sovereign debt from "stable" to "negative." For the time being, its senior unsecured debt will keep its Aa3 rating.
Moody's now sees increased risks to the global growth story for the 2016 to 2017.
Shares of Whiting Petroleum fell more than 15% in early trading Friday. There are a couple of likely reasons why.
The energy crisis is so bad that Moody's has put 69 U.S. companies on its list of potential downgrades.
Prospects for a recovery in the energy sector have been getting dimmer in the past several weeks, and Tuesday's announcement from Moody's Investor Services darkens an already bleak picture.
Moody's on Wednesday downgraded all of Petrobras's ratings by one notch. At the same time the ratings agency put all the ratings on review for another possible downgrade.
Credit ratings agency Moody's changed Kinder Morgan's outlook to Negative from Stable.
Moody's expects slack growth in the world's economy for the next two years, which leaves it vulnerable to "shocks" such as those that could cause another financial crisis or recession.