HALISTER1: INDIA RATINGS: Automag, Wadhwagroup Downgraded; JBM Auto Raised

INDIA RATINGS: Automag, Wadhwagroup Downgraded; JBM Auto Raised

(Bloomberg) -- Here’s a roundup of Indian co. debt-rating changes.
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DOWNGRADES
  • Automag India
    • Long-term bank facilities cut to BB+ from BBB- at Crisil
    • Cites degrowth in revenues
  • Indian Peroxide
    • LT bank facilities cut to B from B+ at Crisil
    • Cites delay in commencing operations
  • Spectra Motors
    • LT bank facilities cut to D from B+ at Crisil
    • Cites weak liquidity
  • Sri Anjaneya Agrotech
    • LT bank facilities cut to D from B at Care
    • Cites delays in debt servicing
  • Sundaram Multi Pap
    • LT bank facilities cut to D from B- at Crisil
    • Cites continuous over utilization in working capital limits
  • Wadhwagroup Holdings
    • Term loan cut to BBB from BBB+ at India Ratings
    • Cites weaker sales and collections amid high repayments
UPGRADES
  • Delhi MSW Solutions, Hyderabad Integrated MSW
    • LT bank facilities raised to BBB+(SO) from BBB-(SO) at Care
    • Cites credit enhancement in form of unconditional, irrevocable corporate guarantee by Ramky Enviro
  • JBM Auto
    • LT bank facilities raised to A- from BBB+ at Crisil
    • Cites healthy revenue growth

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Source: BFW (Bloomberg First Word)

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JBMA IN (JBM Auto Ltd)
SMUL IN (Sundaram Multi Pap Ltd)
3628830Z IN (Automag India Pvt Ltd)
9167347Z IN (SRI Anjaneya Agro-Tech Pvt Ltd)
6595276Z IN (Spectra Motors Ltd)

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HALISTER1: U.S. Yield May Rise to 2.4% as It Nears Resistance: SMBC Trust

U.S. Yield May Rise to 2.4% as It Nears Resistance: SMBC Trust

(Bloomberg) -- Treasury 10-year yield may climb to 2.4%, a level it approached in July, if it breaks 2.20%, says Simon Pianfetti, senior manager in the market solutions department at SMBC Trust Bank in Tokyo.
  • U.S. macro backdrop has improved since June, with Citigroup’s U.S. economic surprise index almost back to neutral
  • “The North Korea news flow is almost gone, risk-on mood is strong and Treasuries were sold as a result, along with the yen”
  • Important to monitor China flows in Treasuries over the short-term
    • China is preparing to sell $2b in bonds this month, WSJ reports, citing unidentified bankers in Hong Kong
    • “China’s intentions on Treasuries are not clear, but regarding FX policy and CNY, it’s obvious they want to curb yuan strength in the short term,” Pianfetti says
  • Treasury 10-year yield at 2.19% after climbing 15bps in previous four days
To contact the reporter on this story: Netty Ismail in Singapore at nismail3@bloomberg.net To contact the editors responsible for this story: Tan Hwee Ann at hatan@bloomberg.net Patricia Lui

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