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14 Feb 2020

Moody's: Default risk rises for high-yield APAC corporates on slowing growth, trade policy uncertainty

Moody’s Investors Service is out with a fresh report, assessing the impact of the China coronavirus on the Asia-pac (APAC) corporates and the global economy.

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Default risk rises for high-yield APAC corporates on slowing growth, trade policy uncertainty.

Asian high-yield non-financial corporate default rate will increase in 2020.

Expect global economic growth to remain sluggish in 2020 with pessimistic business sentiment and trade policy uncertainty.

Feb 14, 2020

Gold Price Analysis: $1,585 is the level to beat for the bulls

Gold's stalled rally could pick up the pace above $1,585. That level is currently housing the upper end of the 6.5-week long narrowing price range. Th
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Japan's GDP set for biggest drop since 2014 - Bloomberg

Japan's economy likely suffered its biggest economic contraction since 2014 at the end of the last year and could drop into recession in the first qua
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