Japanese Agency JCR Ratifies Credit Rating of Mexico with Stable Perspective
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Japan Credit Rating (JCR) reaffirmed the rating of Mexico’s long-term sovereign debt in foreign currency in A-, with a stable perspective. The qualifier considered that this valuation is based on a strong export-oriented industrial base of the country, flexible and agile monetary and exchange rate policies, as well as high resilience to external shocks.
Japanese agency JCR ratifies credit rating of Mexico with stable perspective
The agency Japan Credit Rating Agency has ratified the rating of Mexico's long-term sovereign debt in foreign currency in A-, with a stable perspective, according to its report published on October 19, 2026. The evaluation highlights the macroeconomic strength of the country and its ability to maintain stability in the face of external shocks. [...] The JCR office ratifies Mexico's rating in A-, with a stable perspective appeared first on Contra…
Although the Japanese qualifier considers the country to have a solid industrial base, it points out that Pemex is a slope that limits the rating
The crisis in the operational and financial situation of Petróleos Mexicanos (Pemex) has been consolidated as the main risk factor for the credit profile of Mexico, warned the agency Japan Credit Ratings (JCR). Despite the fact that the Japanese agency maintained the country’s sovereign rating in “A-” with a stable perspective—maintaining it four steps above the speculative grade and showing much more optimism than firms like Moody’s or Fitch Ra…
* Japan Credit Rating (JCR) reaffirmed the rating of long-term sovereign debt... The JCR position confirmed Mexico's credit rating in A- and maintained the stable perspective first appeared in the Political Chain.
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