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Headline: Expected default rates soar in US Source: Euromoney Date: May 2001 Author: Antony Currie KMV designed its expected default rate charts as a way to make first banks, and now investors, better able to monitor credit risk and trade bonds. Now its data might be the harbinger of doom for the US, which has spent most of the year hoping that a series of interest rate cuts will be enough to salve its ills and stave off recession. |
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