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Indian Firms May Remain Resilient To Rising Rates, Inflation: S&P Global Ratings

Credit profiles of Indian companies could deteriorate up to 20% of corporate debt, warned S&P Global Ratings in its latest report.

Bharath Rajeswaran

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The credit rating of 20% of Indian corporate debt is likely to deteriorate due to rising inflation and interest rate, according to Standard & Poor's Global Ratings.

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