S&P Upgrades Saudi Arabia Outlook, Flags Possible Ratings Upgrade
The international rating agency Standard & Poor's (S&P) has upgraded its outlook for Saudi Arabia from "negative" to "stable", hinting at a potential upgrade of the country's credit rating in the future. This announcement serves as an important signal for investors and participants in global financial markets, especially considering the new economic data and the effectiveness of the crisis management measures implemented in the country.
Continue readingS&P's Watch on New Zealand's Current Account Deficit and Weak Economy
Standard & Poor's (S&P) has expressed concern regarding the growing current account deficit in New Zealand, which has become a primary factor that could impact the country's credit rating. According to recent data, the current account deficit has reached record levels, raising additional worries among international investors. Economists emphasize that such a deficit may indicate a lack of economic resources and a dependence on foreign investments.
Continue readingWhy Nvidia's Losses May Not Significantly Impact US Indexes
Recently, the market's attention has been captured by Nvidia, a company specializing in graphics processors, and its financial results. Following a recent report on the company's losses, many investors began to worry about potential implications for broader U.S. indexes such as the S&P 500 and Nasdaq.
Continue readingS&P Downgrades Kenya: Deeper into Junk After Tax Hike Repeals
According to the latest news, S&P Global Ratings has decided to downgrade Kenya's credit rating to junk status. This decision follows the recent repeal of tax hikes that the government had implemented as part of its economic reforms. The downgrade comes amid concerns over worsening financial metrics and a rising debt burden on Kenya's economy.
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