Higher interest rates, energy prices to put global borrowers under pressure in 2027: Moody's

New Delhi, Nov 10 (UINI) Moody's Ratings expects global credit conditions to deteriorate in 2027, with higher borrowing costs and elevated energy prices likely to put pressure on businesses, governments and other borrowers. While major economies are expected to continue expanding, the rating agency cautioned that refinancing pressures and changing economic and policy dynamics could create pockets of financial stress. In its 2027 Global Credit Conditions Outlook report released on Tuesday, Moody's examined the major trends expected to influence global credit markets over the coming year. It highlighted the rising cost of financing, energy price pressures, developments in artificial intelligence…