Infrastructure assets least affected: Fitch Ratings

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Rating agency Fitch Ratings confirmed that Elasticity of nature for most of the world’s assets Infrastructurea Project financing relieves pressure from the weak macroeconomic environment.

sector It has the lowest percentage of “poor” expectations. among global groups, while the rating outlook for infrastructure issuers is mostly stable.

Rating agency Fitch Ratings noted that many of the issuers in the sector benefit from a significant portion of contracted and inflation-indexed income, while basic nature of its services It insulates them from the significant drop in demand when the economic environment deteriorates.

He noted that the only sector that has an “improvement” perspective is Airports of Asia and the Pacific.

“They are benefiting from pent-up demand for travel as restrictions were lifted in some countries later than in other regions, which will support their performance in 2023,” Fitch Ratings said.

She added, “We expect renewable energy and power projects in Asia and the Pacific to see an increase in electricity demand in 2023, although the growth rates will be lower than in previous years.”

the Europe airports He noted that fully securitized companies in the UK are more vulnerable to lower pent-up demand and higher costs and interest rates.

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