Moodys - Deeper economic integration between China, Japan and Korea to have mixed effects on companies (Korean)

Government of China A1 stable:Update following change in forecast - Credit Opinion – 2021/09/29 – US$ 250.00 – 8 2021 9 29 -- A1/ MOODY'S INVESTORS SERVICE 1304924 1304611 ¬ 2021 (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 forecast - Credit Opinion – 2021/09/28 – US$ 250.00 – ...The credit profile of China (A1 stable) is supported by very high economic and fiscal strength, and low external risk. Large savings and government support for the economy foster low financing cost. 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, rising trade and geopolitical tensions, and the coronavirus shock....

Government of China A1 stable:Regular update - Credit Opinion – 2021/09/24 – US$ 250.00 – 8 2021 9 24 -- A1/ MOODY'S INVESTORS SERVICE 1304232 1303395 ¬ 2021 (Moody's Corporation) (Moody's Investors Service, Inc.) Moody's Analytics, Inc./ ( "") ( "") ("") Moody's Analytics, Inc./ () (benchmark) "" (...

Government of China A1 stable: Regular update - Credit Opinion – 2021/09/23 – US$ 250.00 – ...The credit profile of China (A1 stable) is supported by very high economic and fiscal strength, and low external risk. Large savings and government support for the economy foster low financing cost. 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, rising trade and geopolitical tensions, and the coronavirus shock....

Government of China - A1 stable: Annual credit analysis - Issuer In-Depth – 2021/09/21 – US$ 750.00 – ...The credit profile of China reflects strengths including its economy's vast size and robust average growth rate which support its high shock-absorption capacity. This has enabled its relatively solid, if uneven, recovery from the coronavirus pandemic. China's large domestic savings foster high debt affordability through low financing cost. However, the authorities' multiple policy goals -- constraining leverage, reducing financial sector risk, improving capital allocation and sustaining stable growth ¡ have become more difficult to achieve. The effectiveness with which policymakers strike this balance will be fundamental in shaping China's credit outlook. As the economic shock from the pandemic has eased, the authorities' have begun to shift the weight of policy from growth support toward deleveraging and risk reduction. While policymakers' commitment to goals including constraining leverage ¡ particularly at the central state-owned enterprise (SOE) and provincial level ¡ remains, our expectation...

Moodys - Deeper economic integration between China, Japan and Korea to have mixed effects on companies (Chinese) - Announcement – 2021/04/20 – US$ 180.00

Moodys - Deeper economic integration between China, Japan and Korea to have mixed effects on companies (Japanese Translation) - Announcement – 2021/04/20 – US$ 180.00

Moody's - Deeper economic integration between China, Japan and Korea to have mixed effects on companies - Announcement – 2021/04/19 – US$ 180.00

Government of China A1 stable:Update following change in fiscal forecasts - Credit Opinion – 2021/04/06 – US$ 250.00 – 8 2021 4 7 -- A1/ MOODY'S INVESTORS SERVICE 1276491 ¬ 2021 (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 fiscal forecasts - Credit Opinion – 2021/04/05 – US$ 250.00 – ...The credit profile of China (A1 stable) is supported by very high economic and fiscal strength, and low external risk. Large savings and government support for the economy foster low financing cost. 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, rising trade and geopolitical tensions, and the coronavirus shock....