Moody’s lowered its outlook on China’s credit rating stable to negative. We have been warning that our models on China indicate that the bottom in the economy does not appear likely until 2020. This should be a 13-year contraction. So far, that forecast appears to be on target.
Moody’s Lowers Credit Rating of China to Negative from Stable
Posted Mar 2, 2016 by Martin Armstrong |
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