Page 2 - India's Sovereign Rating

Sovereign rating downgrade poses risk for India's green energy investors

Earlier this month, Moody's cut the country's sovereign credit rating by a notch to the lowest investment grade with negative outlook

6 PSUs now 'fallen angels' after India's sovereign rating cut: Moody's

These six include Indian Oil Corporation, Hindustan Petroleum Corporation, Oil India, Petronet LNG, Bharat Petroleum Corporation and Oil and Natural Gas Corporation, the ratings agency said

Despite Moody's rating downgrade, indicators point to rupee revival

Currency dealers say the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) intervened in the currency markets, and may have even bought some bonds anonymously from the secondary markets.

Moody's downgrade: Expect bouts of correction; sell-off in markets unlikely

Stock markets generally discount an outcome a few months in advance. They might have seen the bottom in March, unless a more ferocious second wave results in a fresh lockdown, writes Ambareesh Baliga

Moody's rating downgrade unlikely to rattle markets, say experts

'It was expected that Moody's would align back India's rating with Fitch and S&P'

Moody's cuts India's rating to 'Baa3', maintains negative outlook

The change brings Moody's rating into line with Fitch and Standard and Poor's, both of which rate India BBB-, although they assign stable rather than negative outlooks

Govt likely to purchase gold from households without seeking the source

To use it as collateral, along with forex reserves, to print currency

Large stimulus may attract sovereign rating downgrade, say experts

Debt of Centre and states combined is over 70% of GDP already; country is currently just a notch above junk

Govt posts third-highest mop-up ever in gold bond sales this April

Physical sales were very limited due to the lockdown and sovereign gold bonds were one of the few avenues available to invest in the precios metal

The price India is paying for the largesse doled out by Centre and states

Irrespective of which among the two is more extravagant, it is the country's GDP growth and its rating that take a beating

Pre-election spending led to fiscal slippage by a modest margin, says Fitch

Pre-election spending has led to fiscal slippage by a modest margin

Soumya Kanti Ghosh: India's rating upgrade an uphill climb

With the benefit of hindsight, it seems that the agencies adopt different criteria while evaluating different countries as is evident from the changes in ratings of developed and developing countries