Fitch Ratings expects Apac sovereigns to remain resilient in 2026


KUALA LUMPUR: Fitch Ratings expects most Asia Pacific sovereigns to remain resilient to subdued global demand in 2026 despite modestly lower gross domestic product (GDP) growth for some export-oriented economies.

In a research note today, the rating agency said US tariff-related uncertainty is gradually abating, and some in Asia will still benefit from a strong global artificial intelligence (AI) capital expenditure cycle.

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