Stating that Sovereigns in Asia, Middle East and North Africa (MENA) and small islands were most exposed to rising sea levels, Moody’s said “ In absolute terms, the largest populations exposed are in Asia, including Bangladesh (Ba3 stable), China (A1 stable), Indonesia (Baa2 stable), and India (Baa2 negative).”
“Some high-income economies, such as Japan (A1 stable) and the Netherlands (Aaa stable), also feature,” it added.
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Unknown titleto global warming will impact more people in Asian countries than any other region, Moody’s said in a report on the consequences of this inevitability and credit risk to such sovereign nations. <span>Stating that Sovereigns in Asia, Middle East and North Africa (MENA) and small islands were most exposed to rising sea levels, Moody’s said “ In absolute terms, the largest populations exposed are in Asia, including Bangladesh (Ba3 stable), China (A1 stable), Indonesia (Baa2 stable), and India (Baa2 negative).” “Some high-income economies, such as Japan (A1 stable) and the Netherlands (Aaa stable), also feature,” it added. Moody’s said the sea level rise posed long-term credit threat to the identified countries as the consequence of climate change was a steady increase in sea levels. While there was a hig Summary
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