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As Male faces stress, India weighs currency swap extensionIndia is reviewing the Maldives' plea for an extended currency swap facility. The island nation faces significant economic strain, compound...- Aswath Damodaran explains 3 reasons why Moody’s ratings downgrade of the U.S. didn’t impact marketU.S. markets stayed largely unaffected after Moody’s downgraded the country’s credit rating, due to prior expectations, the strength of pri...
- Climate change could reduce India's credit rating, study findsThe study, published on Monday in the journal Management Science, is the first to anchor climate science within "real world" financial indi...
- Coronavirus dominates global sovereigns 2021 outlook: Fitch RatingsWith vaccine rollouts now looking imminent, the agency assumes global economic recovery will take a firmer hold by mid-year, even though th...
- Moody's rating downgrade not surprising: SBI reportIndia's sovereign rating was downgraded by Moody's to Baa3 with a negative outlook on the pretext of prolonged period of slower growth, ris...
- FPIs factor in India ratings cut that a quick rebound may avoidAny rating cut by S&P and Fitch will pull India below investment grade.
- Moody’s downgrades outlook on SBI, HDFC Bank, Infosys, TCS and 17 othersMoody’s has downgraded outlook on companies from IT, infrastructure and oil & gas sectors.
- Issue of downgrade hangs over India due to fiscal problem: Sanjeev Sanyal, Deutsche BankIndia does have a very large and persistent current account deficit, this is a worry for the exchange rate and indirectly for inflation, sa...
- Budget 2013: S&P, Fitch praise Finance Minister P Chidambaram for his 'prudence', although retain ratingsS&P said the Budget, the last before general elections, was a ‘prudent’ one, but said it would not have any impact on India’s sovereign rat...
- ET in the classroom: Why investment grade sovereign rating is vitalFor an emerging economy such as India, a ratings downgrade to junk status will make it difficult for companies to access cheaper funds from...
- Why investment grade sovereign rating is vitalFurther downgrade will put India in the junk status, making it difficult for the country to attract capital and access cheap funds.
- Moody's downgrades ICICI Bank, HDFC Bank & Axis Bank; little effect seen on the banksThe downgrades will bring the ratings of these banks on a par with the State, whose credit outlook is deteriorating with fiscal deficit for...
- S&P cuts rating outlook of 21 companies to negativeSBI, ICICI Bank, HDFC, NTPC, SAIL, TCS, Infosys, Wipro and IIFCL are among the cos whose rating outlook has been slashed.
- Recession 2011: US crisis may hit exports and capital flows: RangarajanPrime Minister's Economic Advisory Council Chairman C Rangarajan today said the downgrade of the US sovereign rating will negatively impact...
- US crisis may hit export & capital flows: C RangarajanC Rangarajan said that the downgrade of the US sovereign rating will negatively impact exports & moderate capital flows in India.
- Recession 2011: US downgrade to impact APAC exports & liquidity, says S&PS&P said that its downgrade of US would have an impact on the exports and liquidity positions of Asia-Pacific economies, but poses no immed...
- US crisis may hit exports but GDP growth intact at 8.2%: PMEAC"More than the downgrade what will be the impact for India and the rest of the world will be the slow pace of recovery of the US. It will h...
- US downgrade to impact markets but not growth, say expertsErnst and Young's India partner Ashwin Parekh said, "the US downgrade will not impact our economy badly, as our economy runs on its own cyc...
- Greek crisis minimal on Asia: Takashira OgawaTakahira Ogawa, Director, Sovereign & International Public Finance Ratings, Standard & Poors (Greece Debt), talks to ET Now on Greece Debt ...
- Experts see possibility of cut in sovereign rating to junkConcerned over the growing fiscal deficit of India, experts today said downgrading the country's sovereign rating to the junk grade from th...
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