The global corporate default tally rose to 150 issuers so far in 2016 after two U.S.-based issuers, one oil and gas firm and one transportation company, defaulted this week. Over one third of the potential downgrades (35%) were rated ‘B+’ and lower. In this CreditMatters TV segment, Gregg Moskowitz, Associate Director of Global Fixed Income Research, discusses the key points.

The Global Default Tally Continues To Climb

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S&amp;P Global Ratings Podcast. Tune in for S&amp;P Global Ratings analysts' opinions on trends and events that affect the global markets and your investment decisions. Download the S&amp;P Global Ratings' Podcast to any portable audio device or your desktop. Make the most of your time and stay on top of important business developments around the world. Listen in! Our CreditMatters videos and podcasts provide an easy and informative way to keep up with S&amp;P Global Ratings' global perspective on important credit market developments anytime, anywhere.

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The Global Default Tally Continues To Climb

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