Moody’s Corporation (NYSYE: MCO) announced that its sovereign ratings are likely to get stable

Moody’s Corporation (NYSYE: MCO) is expecting its ratings for sovereign credit to increase in the upcoming year. This increase is expected in lieu of the increased pick up rate globally. However, nothing can be said with certainty, for the uncertainty in the United States interest rates is quite high.

The company, while talking to the press, said that its global outlook for sovereign credit looks stable for the first time in years. It is important to mention here that the company was facing some debt problems in the region of Europe for quite some time. The company is expected to see a boost in its economies due to the sharp change in the market trend.

Almost 80 percent of the sovereign ratings of Moody’s are stable now. It is worth mentioning that the rating was at 70 percent at the start of the year 2014, which means that the ratings will not be changed in until the end of this year. Almost 13 percent of the company’s outlooks have negative ratings whereas 7 percent carry a positive one. Moody’s Corporation’s (NYSYE: MCO) negative ratings was recorded to be at 22 percent at the start of the year; the figures have dropped considerably, which means that the efforts of the company are finally being paid off.

The company announced that its global outlook was stable due to the sharp changes in the global trends. The company is optimistic that it will continue to see growth in the upcoming quarters.

Latin America was experiencing a low commodity rate; however, that trend is changing now, which means that the company’s figures will increase even more. But wait, this is not the only good news for Moody’s Corporation (NYSYE: MCO). The crisis of euro zone is also diminishing now, and the company expects its credit architecture to rise sharply.

Some other threats that the market was facing were the slow economic growth in the region of China and even slower recovery rate in the region of Europe. Ukraine and Russia were also facing some tensions, which could have led to the general fatigue.

A recent report stated that the slow growth rate in China and Europe could pose a risk to the global creditworthiness. The nature of the impact has not been determined yet.

The view of Moody’s Corporation (NYSYE: MCO) on the emerging industries and rising markets was a little negative. The company said that the increased debt rate in the countries of Thailand and Malaysia could pose a threat to the future of the company in the shape of bad loans, and hence it needs to be extra careful in its operations in both those countries.

Coming to the stocks of Moody’s Corporation (NYSYE: MCO), the company, on the last trading day of November 25, 2014, started its stocks at a price of $101.53 and closed at a price of $99.87, after hitting the highest price of $101.75. The company has a total market capitalization of $21.07 billion.