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Thursday, December 3, 2015
Fitch Ratings
As if political turmoil, commodity-price meltdown and growth hiccups aren't enough, emerging markets face a threat to their creditworthiness from an entirely different area, - the burgeoning debt of households and companies.
Private-sector borrowing as a proportion of gross domestic product will reach 77 per cent by the end of this year in seven large developing nations, Fitch Ratings said in a report Wednesday. Such liabilities have exceeded government debt levels, exposing their economies and financial systems to "downside risks," analysts Ed Parker and James McCormack said.
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