Government of China:FAQ on outlook for growth, leverage and policy support amid coronavirus challenges

Government of China A1 stable: Update following rating affirmation, outlook stable - Credit Opinion – 2022/09/02 – US$ 250.00 – ...China's credit profile is supported by very high economic and fiscal strength, and low external risk and financing costs. Risks stem from contingent liabilities at state-owned enterprises (SOEs) and regional and local governments (RLGs). The trade-offs between deleveraging and maintaining solid economic growth and stable employment have become more stark given an ageing population, and rising trade and geopolitical tensions. At the same time, policy shifts away from traditional drivers of growth, such as property, incur transitional costs which will constrain output in the near term....

Moody's affirms China's A1 rating, maintains stable outlook (Chinese) - Rating Action – 2022/08/31 – US$ 180.00 – ¬ 2022 (Moody's Corporation) (Moody's Investors Service, Inc.) Moody's Analytics, Inc./ ("") ( "") ("") Moody's Analytics, Inc./ () (benchmark) "" () (a) (b) ( ) ("MCO") () 1,000 5,000,000 MCO MCO...

Moody's affirms China's A1 rating, maintains stable outlook - Rating Action – 2022/08/29 – US$ 180.00 – under U.S. laws. MJKK and MSFJ are credit rating agencies registered with the Japan Financial Services Agency and their registration numbers are FSA Commissioner (Ratings) No. 2 and 3 respectively. MJKK or MSFJ (as applicable) hereby...

Government of China A1 stable:Update following change in forecasts - Credit Opinion – 2022/08/25 – US$ 250.00 – 8 2022 8 30 -- A1 / MOODY'S INVESTORS SERVICE 1340344 ¬ 2022 (Moody's Corporation) (Moody's Investors Service, Inc.)Moody's Analytics, Inc./ ("") ("") ("") Moody's Analytics, Inc./ () (benchmark) "" () (a) ...

Government of China A1 stable: Update following change in forecasts - Credit Opinion – 2022/08/19 – US$ 250.00 – ...China's credit profile is supported by very high economic and fiscal strength, and low external risk and financing costs. Risks stem from contingent liabilities at state-owned enterprises (SOEs) and regional and local governments (RLGs). The trade-offs between deleveraging and maintaining solid economic output and stable employment have become more stark given an ageing population, and rising trade and geopolitical tensions. The Russia-Ukraine military conflict presents risks to growth in 2022-23, via a higher oil import bill and energy-driven inflation, but external pressures may be mitigated by higher commodity exports....

Government of China: FAQ on outlook for growth, leverage and policy support amid coronavirus challenges - Issuer In-Depth – 2022/06/14 – US$ 750.00 – ...After a promising recovery in China's (A1 stable) economic growth in 2021 and early 2022, the spread of coronavirus infections and subsequent restrictions reduced activity significantly in several of the country's biggest cities. In this report, we answer some frequently asked questions on the outlook for growth and leverage, the chances of additional policy stimulus, and what we can learn from the government's handling of the pandemic. + What is the outlook for growth in China? The spread of the Omicron coronavirus variant in key cities and strict and lengthy lockdowns significantly curb prospects for growth in 2022. This compounds the hit from geopolitical uncertainties, tighter monetary policy in some key economies, and weakness in China's property sector. We now expect inflation-adjusted real GDP growth to ease to 4.5% year-on-year in 2022, lower than the 5.5% official target. In 2023, we expect a modest growth recovery to 5.3%. + Is the government likely to introduce more policy measures...

Government of China A1 stable:Update following change in forecasts - Credit Opinion – 2022/04/07 – US$ 250.00 – 8 2022 4 7 -- A1/ MOODY'S INVESTORS SERVICE 1324931 1323870 ¬ 2022 (Moody's Corporation) (Moody's Investors Service, Inc.)Moody's Analytics, Inc./ ("") ("") ("") Moody's Analytics, Inc./ () (benchmark) "" () ...

Government of China A1 stable: Update following change in forecasts - Credit Opinion – 2022/04/05 – US$ 250.00 – ...China's credit profile is supported by very high economic and fiscal strength, and low external risk and financing costs. Risks stem from contingent liabilities at state-owned enterprises (SOEs) and regional and local governments (RLGs). The trade-offs between deleveraging and maintaining solid economic output and stable employment have become more stark given an ageing population, and rising trade and geopolitical tensions. The Russia-Ukraine military conflict presents risks to growth in 2022-23, via a higher oil import bill and energy-driven inflation, but external pressures may be mitigated by higher commodity exports....

Government of China:Policies have reduced leverage of most-indebted SOEs but additional progress will be more difficult - Issuer In-Depth – 2021/12/13 – US$ 750.00 – ...Government of China: Policies have reduced leverage of most-indebted SOEs but additional progress will be more difficult 2021 12 7 (...

Government of China: Policies have reduced leverage of most-indebted SOEs but additional progress will be more difficult - Issuer In-Depth – 2021/12/07 – US$ 750.00 – ...A key risk to China's (A1 stable) fiscal strength and its overall credit quality relates to the potential crystallisation of contingent liabilities...