TechFlow news, July 3 — According to Jinshi Data, Moody's Ratings stated that tariffs and uncertainties in global trade have increased credit risks across the Asia-Pacific region, leading the agency to revise its sovereign credit outlook for the region from stable to negative. Tariffs pose long-term credit risks for some Asia-Pacific economies, undermining their attractiveness and dampening foreign investment. Fiscal spending may rise to support economic growth, slowing or halting fiscal consolidation. Declining revenues—especially for trade-intensive countries—will further limit flexibility, while widening deficits will increase borrowing needs. Moody's would revert the outlook back to stable if trade negotiations significantly reduce tariffs. Conversely, escalating tariffs, sharp increases in yield spreads, or prolonged geopolitical conflicts would worsen the situation.
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