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Rich Countries Are Now on Front Lines as World’s Risk Map Shifts
Source: Bloomberg
Sovereign Debt & RatingsCredit & Bond Markets
The IMF, typically called on when poorer countries face debt distress, is confronting mounting signs of trouble among the wealthiest countries this week. The report provides no specific countries, debt figures, or projected market effects.
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