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Join Moody’s analysts across the world as they delve into the credit forecasts for 2024, helping market participants better understand the conditions they can expect in the year ahead.
Comprehensive, in-depth opinions on credit risk across a full range of private credit investment vehicles.
Digital transformation is reshaping business and financial systems. As the market evolves, new techologies will impact credit markets.
Market participants are facing more uncertainty, surfacing a complex set of risks in the supply-demand dynamics of real estate.
In a business environment with increasingly complex and interconnected risks, Moody's offers vital insights on the impact of ESG factors on credit.
As financial pressures mount in a time of higher rates and slowing growth, Moody’s will continue to share our analysis of evolving trends and repercussions for banks around the world.
Policy uncertainties around trade, unforeseen events like coronavirus outbreak, as well as long-term structural challenges pose credit risks to China, increasing credit differentiation between domestic regions and sectors.
Access a central resource for Moody’s research on default risks, impairment and loss rates, rating transitions and performance, and liquidity studies.
Moody's analysts consider the structural shifts, regulation and polarization that will shape credit risk and outcomes in the global emerging markets.
As housing markets fluctuate, reduced affordability amid higher prices and interest rates weigh significantly on sales, pressuring values in some markets.
Islamic finance is an important part of global capital markets in view of the rising demand in the Middle East and Asia. The sector seeks to encourage investment and financing that conforms with the ethical and moral principles of the Islamic faith.
Global economic turbulence lies ahead, as growth slows and liquidity tightens. Colliding geopolitical interests, deepening societal fissures, digital disruption and climate risks will also grow in relevance.
As financial pressures mount in a time of higher rates and slowing growth, Moody’s will continue to share our analysis of evolving trends and repercussions for banks around the world.
Policy uncertainties around trade, unforeseen events like coronavirus outbreak, as well as long-term structural challenges pose credit risks to China, increasing credit differentiation between domestic regions and sectors.
Access a central resource for Moody’s research on default risks, impairment and loss rates, rating transitions and performance, and liquidity studies.
Moody's analysts consider the structural shifts, regulation and polarization that will shape credit risk and outcomes in the global emerging markets.
As housing markets fluctuate, reduced affordability amid higher prices and interest rates weigh significantly on sales, pressuring values in some markets.
Islamic finance is an important part of global capital markets in view of the rising demand in the Middle East and Asia. The sector seeks to encourage investment and financing that conforms with the ethical and moral principles of the Islamic faith.
Global economic turbulence lies ahead, as growth slows and liquidity tightens. Colliding geopolitical interests, deepening societal fissures, digital disruption and climate risks will also grow in relevance.