Credit ratings to grind lower for EM, eyes on Latin America


LONDON: Credit ratings in the developing world look set to grind lower again this year as the world economy slows, with Latin America likely to be the centre of the action – though the news might not be all bad.

The year is already off to a gloomy start, with S&P Global warning last week that nearly a third of big bond issuers in emerging markets now have an unsustainable amount of debt.

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