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Fixed Interests

Autor: Fitch Ratings

From Fitch Ratings, Fixed Interests unpacks the credit stories driving global markets. Join us for sharp, jargon-free conversations on macroeconomics, sovereigns, corporates, infrastructure, financial institutions, and emerging markets, giving you the context behind the credit trends that matter most.

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  1. China Property Market Update
  2. Project Finance for Corporates: Rating implications of new structures
  3. Leveraged Finance Demand Supportive Despite Bond Price Volatility
  4. Japanese Fixed Income Allocation: Evolution, Not Revolution
  5. Brazil's Political Shift to the Right
  6. Macro Pressure Drives Recent TMT Bankruptcies – Bankruptcy EVs & Creditor Recovery Series
  7. UK Potential Growth
  8. Life Insurers’ Affiliated Investments
  9. APAC Financial Institutions’ Exposure to Private Credit
  10. Monte Carlo Takeaways
  11. US vs. European Banks: Profitability Trends and the RWA Density Gap
  12. Media & AI: Who's Protected, Who's Exposed?
  13. EMEA Financial Guarantors Key Rating Considerations
  14. Macro impacts of a potential AI equity and CapEx correction
  15. Up in the Air: EMEA Airlines Confronting Higher Fuel Prices
  16. Long-Dated Yields and the Fiscal Squeeze on Sovereigns
  17. U.S. and EMEA Corporate Distressed & Default Monitor
  18. The Connective Tissue: How Ratings Drive Global Capital
  19. Three Paths, One Goal: Meeting the Infrastructure Challenge
  20. Bankruptcy EVs & Creditor Recoveries Series: U.S. Gaming & Restaurants
  21. Is Argentina Finally Turning the Corner?
  22. EU Bank Reform: A Push to Unlock Cross-Border Growth
  23. Fitch's U.S. Consumer Health Pulse
  24. Japan Reflation and the Yen Reset
  25. Resilience, Risk and Ratings Momentum in Global Corporate Credit
  26. Navigating AI's Impact on Service Businesses
  27. Inside Fitch's U.S. and EMEA Distressed and Default Monitor — July 2026
  28. Implications of USMCA Annual Reviews for Mexico and Canada - Part 2
  29. Implications of USMCA Annual Reviews for Mexico and Canada - Part 1
  30. El Niño Part 3: Credit Implications for Hydropower and Palm Oil Sectors in Asia Pacific