Fitch Ratings
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Fitch Ratings stated that Brazilian President Lula's election victory has increased fiscal uncertainty in the country, which could make achieving sustained stabilization of the government debt-to-GDP ratio more challenging.
Fitch Ratings stated that Brazilian President Lula's election victory has increased fiscal uncertainty in the country, which could make achieving sustained stabilization of the government debt-to-GDP
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broader price increases could slow the pace of inflation returning to target and lead to monetary policy remaining tighter for longer
Fitch Ratings' Head of US Economics stated that the breadth of US inflation had expanded before the recent acceleration in headline inflation, indicating that the rise in inflation was not solely due
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Fitch Ratings believes that the breadth of inflation in the US has been more pronounced than in other developed economies over the past year
Fitch Ratings believes that the breadth of inflation in the US has been more pronounced than in other developed economies over the past year, raising the risk that price pressures prove more persisten
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Fitch Ratings sees limited credit fallout from South Korea's stock rout, but notes it exposed vulnerabilities from market concentration and leveraged products.
Fitch Ratings sees limited credit fallout from South Korea's stock rout, but notes it exposed vulnerabilities from market concentration and leveraged products.
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Fitch Ratings stated that Brazilian President Lula's election victory has increased fiscal uncertainty in the country, which could make achieving sustained stabilization of the government debt-to-GDP ratio more challenging.
Fitch Ratings stated that Brazilian President Lula's election victory has increased fiscal uncertainty in the country, which could make achieving sustained stabilization of the government debt-to-GDP
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broader price increases could slow the pace of inflation returning to target and lead to monetary policy remaining tighter for longer
Fitch Ratings' Head of US Economics stated that the breadth of US inflation had expanded before the recent acceleration in headline inflation, indicating that the rise in inflation was not solely due
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Fitch Ratings believes that the breadth of inflation in the US has been more pronounced than in other developed economies over the past year
Fitch Ratings believes that the breadth of inflation in the US has been more pronounced than in other developed economies over the past year, raising the risk that price pressures prove more persisten
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Fitch Ratings sees limited credit fallout from South Korea's stock rout, but notes it exposed vulnerabilities from market concentration and leveraged products.
Fitch Ratings sees limited credit fallout from South Korea's stock rout, but notes it exposed vulnerabilities from market concentration and leveraged products.
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