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Moody's Investors Service has lowered its oil price assumptions for both Brent and West Texas Intermediate crude to reflect increases in oil production and with muted demand.
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Source: thinkstock.comPuerto Rico defaulted on its $58 million debt repayment this week for the first time in its history. With its failure to repay creditors, the commonwealth joins the ranks of...
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Moody's ungraded four of America's largest banks due to their new aversion to risk. JPMorgan layoffs were more about efficiency than about risk.
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The impact on General Electric of its accelerated asset sales may affect investors’ near-term returns, according to a new research report from Moody’s Investors Service.
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Moody's has issued a warning that its outlook for the U.S. steel industry has been lowered to negative from stable.
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Moody's downgrade of Greek debt barely matters since the fate of the nation's debt is in a very few hands.
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A new Moody's report suggests, or warns, that shareholder activism continues to rise and that this trend could have negative implications for credit investors.
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The Moody’s Investors Service outlook on the global aerospace and defense industry for the next year to 18 months is stable, but some factors could change that outlook to negative.
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What happens when a company's focus on dividends and return of capital to shareholders becomes too strong? Does it end up simply gutting its future?
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Moody's Investors Service has downgraded all ratings for Petrobras, putting the unsecured debt in the junk bond category.
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Russia's bad behavior, which has resulted in economic sanctions and the collapse of oil from over $100 in June to $50, has taken another toll.
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A drop in crude prices will not help global growth, because too much of the world's economy is deeply wounded and will be for two years or more.
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One more downgrade, and Russia's government bond rating will be junk. The trend is moving rapidly in that direction.
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It may seem like a rare day when you get two different ratings agencies issuing opinions, and different opinions at that, on a company like Amazon.com.
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Whether or not it is by economists' measures, Japan has slipped into a recession.
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