Fitch affirms the U.S. credit rating at AA+ with a stable outlook, viewing the economy as still strong, even though it forecasts GDP growth of only 1.9% for 2569-2570, while monitoring fiscal risks.

SCB EIC warns that Thailand shouldn't be complacent after Moody's and S&P gave it the first hurdle, pointing out that the market will still be watching Fitch Ratings' assessment in the second half of the year. It emphasizes that the long-term credibility of monetary policy will determine the cost of funds for the entire country.

Fitch affirms the US credit rating at AA+ but remains wary of public debt, projected to rise to 127% of GDP by 2570, noting that increased tariff revenue may only provide short-term relief.

Fitch eyes credit cuts on 5 Taiwanese life insurers after Taiwanese dollar strengthens by 8% in 2 days, weighs on dollar portfolios