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• 16 Sep 2019

  Moody's Investors Service
  Attacks on Saudi oil infrastructure are credit negative for government and Saudi Aramco
  The recent attacks on Saudi Aramco's two oil facilities in eastern Saudi Arabia have resulted in a reduction of crude oil production by around 5.7 million barrels per day (mbpd) compared with an average production of 10 mbpd in the first half of 2019. The full extent of the credit impact for the government and Saudi Aramco will depend on the duration of the disruption to oil production.. 
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• 09 Jan 2019

  Moody's Investors Service
  Outlook stable for LatAm sovereigns as growth and debt structures offset rising risks
  The region’s economic growth momentum will persist while broadly improved debt structures will mitigate risks from tightening global liquidity. Downside risks stem from evolving political landscapes and their policy implications. 
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• 08 Jan 2019

  Moody's Investors Service
  Stable outlook for euro area sovereigns balances still-healthy growth against political risks and structural issues
  GDP growth in the euro area will continue to decelerate, but remain credit supportive at 1.9% in 2019 given strong domestic demand. However, euro area sovereigns face mounting external trade tensions alongside domestic challenges such as widening fiscal deficits, continued high public debt and, in some cases, rising political risks. This combination of risks has the potential to negatively affect confidence, further limit reform appetite and, ultimately, challenge euro area cohesion.  
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• 17 Dec 2018

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  China’s slower growth prospects and untested policy tools hinder deleveraging goal
  In 2019 and 2020, we forecast China’s economy to grow 6.0%, its slowest rate since 1990. Uncertainty as to the extent of the slowdown and the ability of policy tools to counter it highlights the increasing difficulty China's authorities will face in reducing leverage and risk while simultaneously maintaining a robust rate of economic expansion. 
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• 17 Dec 2018

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  Structured finance performance in 2019 is supported by continued economic growth but challenged by weakening underwriting and other factors
  Continued but slowing economic growth will support performance of global securitizations. However, end-of-cycle weaker underwriting and loosening documentation, as well as political, technological and environmental risks, will present greater challenges in the coming year.  
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