Sovereign Credit Ratings
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- Obtaining Funds: Sovereign credit ratings are critical for countries seeking funding from the international bond market. At the request of the government, a credit rating firm will assess a country's economic and political situation and provide a rating ranging from AAA to D.
- Check for Defaults: A poor sovereign credit rating indicates that a country is at risk of default and may have had trouble repaying its debts. The level of sovereign credit risk is determined by a variety of factors, such as a country's debt service ratio, import ratio, domestic money supply growth, and so on.
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