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Fecha | Tipo de Reporte |
Título
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Emisor/Entidad
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10 Nov 2022
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Sector In-Depth
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Sovereigns – Middle-income economies: Income convergence will be predominantly led by policy amid shifting structural trends
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07 Nov 2022
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Sector In-Depth
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Sovereigns – Global: ESG integration in credit factors runs deep
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23 Sep 2022
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Issuer In-Depth
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Government of Zambia - Ca Stable: Annual credit analysis
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Zambia, Government of
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17 Nov 2021
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Outlook
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Sovereigns – Sub-Saharan Africa: 2022 outlook negative amid fragile recovery, persistent external risks and limited scope for adjustment
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03 Nov 2021
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Outlook
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Sovereigns – Global: Stable 2022 outlook as economic recovery eases credit pressures, but long-term costs of the pandemic weigh on sovereigns
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26 Oct 2021
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Credit Opinion
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Government of Zambia– Ca stable: Regular update
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Zambia, Government of
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19 Oct 2021
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Sector Profile
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Sovereigns - Global: Ratings Review Summary
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08 Sep 2021
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Outlook
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Aerospace and Defense – Global: Outlook positive as commercial aerospace recovery takes hold; defense solid
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21 Jul 2021
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Issuer In-Depth
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Government of Zambia - Ca Stable: Annual credit analysis
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Zambia, Government of
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30 Mar 2021
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Credit Opinion
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Government of Zambia– Ca stable: Regular update
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Zambia, Government of
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23 Mar 2021
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Sector In-Depth
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Sovereigns - Sub-Saharan Africa: Near-term credit challenges and longer-term prospects in 10 key charts (Slides)
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13 Jan 2021
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Outlook
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Sovereigns – Sub-Saharan Africa: 2021 outlook negative as debt costs intensify amid limited institutional capacity to adjust post pandemic
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13 Jan 2021
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Research Announcement
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Moody's - Negative outlook for Sub-Saharan African sovereigns as debt costs will intensify post pandemic
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25 Nov 2020
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Sector In-Depth
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ESG – Emerging Markets: ESG risks are prevalent, especially in public sector; governance is cited most frequently
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25 Nov 2020
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Research Announcement
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Moody's - ESG credit risks more prevalent in emerging markets than in developed markets
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10 Nov 2020
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Outlook
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Sovereign – Global: Negative 2021 outlook as pandemic fallout weighs on economic activity, government finances, complicates policy choices
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27 Oct 2020
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Credit Opinion
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Government of Zambia– Ca stable: Regular update
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Zambia, Government of
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18 Oct 2020
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Compilation
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Credit Outlook: 19 October 2020
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24 Sep 2020
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Issuer Comment
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Government of Zambia: Risks to private creditors materialize with proposal to suspend eurobond debt-service payments
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Zambia, Government of
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09 Jul 2020
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Research Announcement
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Moody's - Zambia’s sovereign credit fundamentals will remain very weak for the foreseeable future
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Zambia, Government of
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09 Jul 2020
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Issuer In-Depth
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Government of Zambia – Ca stable: Annual credit analysis
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Zambia, Government of
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19 Jun 2020
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Issuer Comment
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Government of Zambia: G-20 debt moratorium offers temporary liquidity relief, but carries risks for private creditors
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Zambia, Government of
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03 Apr 2020
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Credit Opinion
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Government of Zambia– Ca stable: Update following downgrade to Ca, outlook changed to stable
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Zambia, Government of
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26 Mar 2020
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Outlook
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Refining and Marketing – Global: Weak demand for refined products will weigh on earnings through at least 2020
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26 Mar 2020
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Outlook
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Integrated Oil and Gas – Global: Outlook turns negative as low oil prices, coronavirus will hit 2020 earnings
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26 Mar 2020
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Outlook
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Exploration and Production – Global: Unprecedented drop in crude price and demand will severely stress producers
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26 Mar 2020
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Outlook
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Midstream Energy – Global: Outlook changes to stable as stressed E&P sector’s production slows
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17 Mar 2020
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Outlook
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Base Metals – Global: Outlook cut to negative on slowing global growth as coronavirus spreads
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11 Feb 2020
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Sector In-Depth
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Sovereigns – Global: Governments most exposed to economic repercussions of coronavirus tend to have strong fiscal and external buffers
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11 Feb 2020
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Research Announcement
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Moody's - Governments most exposed to economic impact of coronavirus tend to have strong buffers to withstand a transitory shock
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