Defaults and volatility ahead


THE global credit landscape is entering a more turbulent phase, with business leaders and investors bracing for a prolonged period of uncertainty.

As tariffs become an increasingly common tool of economic policy, their unpredictable application is creating ripple effects across sectors and geographies – and the credit market is feeling the pressure.

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