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Divergent fortunes for Asia-Pac capital-goods companies: S&P
Published Wed, Nov 19, 2014 · 09:50 PM
Singapore
RATING agency Standard & Poor's said in a report that capital goods companies in the Asia-Pacific could face divergent rating trends, depending on their exposure to different segments and regions.
Credit analyst Abhishek Dangra said: "Chinese and Australian capital goods companies will face continued weakness in the key segments of mining and construction machinery, while we expect Japanese playe…
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