S&P issued a report warning that a prolonged war in the Middle East would deal a heavy blow to the Asia-Pacific banking sector.Under a downside scenario, credit losses for Asia-Pacific banks could increase by about USD180 billion over the next two years as indirect risks begin to surface.Related News CICC Bullish on BANK OF CHINA (03988.HK) for Continued Benefits from Leading Global Footprint, Maintains Outperform RatingIf oil prices rise and supply chains deteriorate, S&P stressed that cumulative credit losses for 2026-27 could even reach USD910 billion.
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