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Solid tax revenue and unprecedented federal support will allow states to keep budgets balanced, maintain ample reserves and boost spending in key social and environmental areas. Still, higher inflation and fuel prices and the pandemic’s persistent threat are poised to hamper states’ economic recovery.
18 Nov 2021|Moody's Corporation
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01 Dec 2021|Moody's Investors Service
We expect rental income growth for landlords around the world in 2022 as the economic recovery, though varied by region and vaccination rates, gains traction and more workers return to offices. Owners of warehouses and data centers will see strong performance from the shift to online shopping, but the same trend poses a challenge for mall owners. Low interest rates and easy market access mean strong liquidity for the sector.
01 Dec 2021|Moody's Investors Service
Developers’ funding access will remain constrained in 2022 because of tightened regulations and increased risk aversion stemming from China Evergrande’s financial distress and defaults by several property developers. Refinancing risk has risen as a result and nationwide contracted sales are declining.
30 Nov 2021|Moody's Investors Service
The discovery of the new virus variant underscores our view that the COVID-19 pandemic remains a health threat, as well as the chief source of uncertainty to the global economy and a driver of financial market volatility.
30 Nov 2021|Moody's Investors Service
With global economic recovery in progress, investor demand for alternative and sustainable investments and for wealth management products and services will fuel asset managers’ growth.
30 Nov 2021|Moody's Investors Service
Current trends in leveraged lending and collateralized loan obligation (CLO) documentation and performance will continue in 2022. Loan structures will continue to weaken while basis risk will rise following Libor’s demise. Meanwhile, with issuance strong, ESG provisions will proliferate and managers will continue seeking structural flexibility.
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01 Dec 2021|Moody's Investors Service
Dominic Simpson and Neal Epstein of the Asset Management team discuss prospects for global asset managers in 2022, as the global economic recovery and demand for alternative and ESG investments drive industry growth. Meanwhile, Ceres Lisboa, Ashraf Madani and Eugene Tarzimanov of the Banking team explore how emerging markets banks will benefit from G20 economies’ recovery, strong global demand for commodities and a rise in interest rates.
01 Dec 2021|Moody's Investors Service
Ed DeForest, Richard Morawetz and Gloria Tsuen of the Corporates team discuss the stable outlooks for nonfinancial companies in the Americas, EMEA and Asia (ex Japan) in 2022, highlighting differences and risks among regions and sectors. And Christina Boni and David Beadle explain why Moody’s recently changed the outlook for both the European and US retail sectors back to stable from positive.
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Germany's coalition agreement is likely to allow for quick government formation, a credit positive
Potential KKR buyout would be credit negative for Telecom Italia, but outcome remains uncertain
Chile's election results will likely limit radical policy changes
Source: Moody's Investors Service
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