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ThaiBMA warns 2026 slow growth may raise bond default risks
THURSDAY, JANUARY 08, 2026
ThaiBMA warns 2026 GDP may be just 1.5%, raising risks of corporate bond defaults and repayment delays after 2025 spikes in both
Venezuela’s mountain of debt back in focus after Maduro ouster
MONDAY, JANUARY 05, 2026
Maduro’s ouster revives focus on Venezuela’s long-frozen debt crisis, with defaulted bonds near US$60bn and total liabilities put at US$150–170bn
Thai bond market faces Q4 2025 test as high-yield redemptions and rollovers rise
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 16, 2025
ThaiBMA warns of rising risk in high-yield bonds as Q4 2025 redemptions reach 218.8bn baht, with more issuers seeking extensions amid a sluggish economy.
Goldman Sachs warns of potential global credit crisis amid $5 trillion private lending boom
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 2025
Goldman Sachs has sounded the alarm over a potential “credit explosion”, warning that global debt — particularly from the private lending sector valued at more than US$5 trillion — could trigger a systemic financial shock if large-scale defaults occur
RS confident of clear bank debt repayment terms by Q2 2025
WEDNESDAY, MAY 28, 2025
RS confident of finalising debt repayment terms by Q2, plans asset sales of non-core subsidiaries and brands, accelerates cost control, expects to generate nearly one billion baht in cash flow to strengthen liquidity, reveals ongoing strategy adjustment aiming for a business turnaround.”
US may default June 1 without debt ceiling hike; Biden calls McCarthy to meet
TUESDAY, MAY 02, 2023
US President Joe Biden on Monday summoned the four top congressional leaders to the White House next week after the Treasury warned the government could run short of cash to pay its bills as soon as June.
Chinese builders scramble for ways to avoid bond defaults
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 2021
Chinese builders are looking to payment extensions or debt exchanges to avoid default on imminent bond obligations as liquidity conditions tighten for the real estate sector.
More Chinese corporate defaults likely in 2016
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, 2015
More Chinese corporates are expected to default on their bonds next year, following a record number of defaults in 2015, said Standard & Poor's Ratings Service.
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