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According to a Moody's report, the number of companies at high risk of default has reached an 11-month high due to deteriorating credit conditions amid trade tensions and US tariff policy. In the second quarter of 2025, 16 more companies were included in the list of the most vulnerable to default, increasing the total number to 241. These are mostly non-financial firms in the United States with a Caa1 rating or lower, or with a B3 rating, but with a negative outlook.Moody's notes that US ta... Leer más
Australian consumer sentiment weakened in September as they worry on modest recovery in the housing... Leer más
The 30-yield US Treasury yields plunged to an all-time low as people get wary of recession and... Leer más
Japan’s core inflation dropped at a two-year low in July that puts pressure to the central bank as t... Leer más
The US price imports grew unexpectedly in July even if the main trend remains weak amid subdued... Leer más
Oil prices slid down on Wednesday from recent big losses with Sino-US trade war that affects the... Leer más
There has been volatility in the market over the past trading hours as traders weigh the progress... Leer más
On Tuesday, the Reserve Bank of Australia adjusted their rates at an all-time low at 1% which was... Leer más
The German retail sales grew in June, exceeding the figures over 12 years. Also, data on... Leer más
Eurozone’s economic standing in July did not get better, not surprisingly given the negative s... Leer más
The industrial sector of China dropped in June after short-lived gains, which raises concerns that... Leer más
Markets were signaled for more easing after the European Central Bank meeting on Thursday. This... Leer más
The exports of Japan dropped for six consecutive months in May, particularly semiconductor... Leer más
The central bank of Japan maintained its monetary policy on Thursday. Moreover, they elucidated... Leer más
Bank of England Governor Mark Carney expects a steady slower pace economic growth globally but... Leer más
Inflation in India increased slightly in January but still below the target of the central bank for... Leer más
The US Federal Reserve shift their monetary policy into slightly hawkish than the expected neutral... Leer más
Japanese activity in the Japanese sector grew in January because of an increase in domestic demand... Leer más
Export orders dropped at the fastest rate in Japan in over 2 years, resulting in a hampered growth... Leer más
According to Prime Minister Theresa May, Britain will leave the European Union on 29th of March... Leer más
The unemployment rate in the eurozone reduced unexpectedly, reaching its lowest level over a decade... Leer más
Inflation in Germany has been sluggish in December as the European Central Bank ended the bond... Leer más
The US Federal Reserve is anticipated to increase the interest rates on Wednesday but will reduce... Leer más
Eurozone’s investor morale plunged to a four-year low in December given the trade conflict. Italy’s ... Leer más
The Bank of Canada maintained the interest rates on Wednesday which is already expected and signals... Leer más
The Reserve bank of Australia maintained the rates at a record low on Tuesday which gives a... Leer más
The economic growth forecast of China is anticipated to reach 6.6 percent in 2018 and get slower by... Leer más
The annual core consumer inflation of Japan remained the same in October from September as... Leer más
Exports from South Korea to China has decreased, as well as the shipments of semiconductor that... Leer más
The Australian unemployment has a chance for a further decline from the current year low of 6.5... Leer más
Japan exports recovered in a year to October due to high demand in U.S.-bound car shipments after a... Leer más
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