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Corporate credit conditions are steady for now, but upcoming elections imply possible political and policy changes in Chile, Peru, Colombia and Brazil, representing roughly half of the region’s GDP.
Government measures to promote high-quality growth will provide additional support to companies, while the US-China trade agreement reduces risks.
Six rated corporate debt issuers defaulted in October, the fewest in a given month since January. Of the 118 defaults from January through October, most were in North America, at 69.
Cargo volumes are set to weaken in 2026 because of adverse tariff effects, alongside slower US real GDP growth and a moderation in consumer spending.
Power prices will remain steady because of the diversification of gas procurement and an uptick in demand. But decarbonization will require unprecedented levels of capital spending.
Modest state and local aid will strain district budgets, along with falling federal support, even as competition for students from charter and private schools continues growing.
New financial structures in private credit markets are increasing interconnectivity, which is introducing risk particularly around transparency, recoveries, and structural subordination in novel ways.
Six corporate debt issuers that we rate defaulted in October, the fewest since January. With these defaults, the year-to-date tally reached 101, down from 118 during the same period in 2024.
Federal policies and a shrinking population of high school graduates are creating an increasingly difficult operating environment. Revenues will grow more slowly than expenses next year.
Entrenched political divides are eroding policy predictability, weighing on investment and consumption. They will also make it harder for governments to reduce deficits and debt.
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