Moody's Japan Sovereign Analyst Christian de Guzman has stated that the credit-rating firm is unlikely to pursue negative rating action against Japan, even if Tokyo does not achieve its primary budget surplus by the fiscal year 2025/26. De Guzman emphasized that while Japan is not expected to meet its FY2025 budget-balancing target, the focus should be on implementing necessary reforms. This stance comes as the Bank of Japan takes its time to raise interest rates.
Moody's probably won't downgrade Japan if Tokyo misses FY2025 fiscal target https://t.co/KLUUO935jp https://t.co/l4wsdwBU0H
MOODY'S JAPAN SOVEREIGN ANALYST CHRISTIAN DE GUZMAN: DOESN'T EXPECT JAPAN TO ACHIEVE PRIMARY BUDGET SURPLUS BY FY2025/26
🔵 MOODY'S JAPAN ANALYST URGES REFORM WHILE BOJ TAKES TIME TO RAISE RATES Moody's credit-rating firm would unlikely take negative rating action on Japan even if the government fails to meet its primary budget-balancing target next fiscal year, saying that the target should be… https://t.co/h86pqXJltS
⚠️ MOODY'S JAPAN SOVEREIGN ANALYST CHRISTIAN DE GUZMAN SAYS DOESN'T EXPECT JAPAN TO ACHIEVE PRIMARY BUDGET SURPLUS BY FY2025/26 **MOODY'S DE GUZMAN SAYS UNLIKELY TO PURSUE NEGATIVE RATING ACTION EVEN IF JAPAN DOES NOT MEET FY2025/26 PRIMARY BUDGET TARGET **MOODY'S DE GUZMAN…
MOODY'S DE GUZMAN: WE'RE UNLIKELY TO PURSUE NEGATIVE RATING ACTION EVEN IF JAPAN DOES NOT MEET ITS FY2025/26 PRIMARY BUDGET TARGET.