US, UK Retail Sector Credit Quality Worsens Yet Again: October 2020
To download the October 2020 Retail Aggregate PDF, click here. Retail sales may be rising, even if the pace in August was lower than anticipated,
October 15, 2020
To download the October 2020 Retail Aggregate PDF, click here. Retail sales may be rising, even if the pace in August was lower than anticipated,
To download the September 2020 Auto Aggregate PDF, click here. Much like the beleaguered US energy sector, the US auto industry continues to see credit
To download the September 2020 Oil & Gas Aggregate PDF, click here. . The besieged US energy sector continues to see credit deterioration, and with
To download the August 2020 Auto Aggregate PDF, click here. While there are some signs the US auto industry is restarting after COVID, numerous challenges
To download the August 2020 Oil & Gas Aggregate PDF, click here. . Problems for the beleaguered US energy sector have continued to mount this
Consensus credit data suggests that in times of crisis, the “Solvency Boundary” between investment-grade and non-investment grade credits is more fluid than during non-crisis times. The implication for bond and equity investors is that in the current environment, not all BBB issues are the same.
To download the August 2020 Housing Aggregate PDF, click here. . The US housing sector can breathe a (perhaps temporary) sigh of relief. The UK
To download the July 2020 Oil & Gas Aggregate PDF, click here. . Problems in credit quality abound, yet few sectors are seeing deterioration like
Credit Benchmark have released a new whitepaper, using Consensus credit estimates for the past few months to assess the impact of COVID-19 on credit and solvency across the global economy. The analysis looks at countries, industries, and sectors, as well as individual corporate borrowers.
To download the June 2020 Housing Aggregate PDF, click here. . A myriad of problems are confronting the US housing market — far fewer homes
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