Moody's to downgrade Bangladesh's 'Ba3' rating

[Bilal9]

To what end? They have to give justification for rating change. If they don't have strong arguments, their dishonesty will be readily exposed.

Anyway, I read the news above and the main theme seems to be they are concerned that there will be strong climate change risks, among other usual governance problems. My guess is they saw what happened in Pakistan and how it is helping sink Pakistan into default and are drawing similar conclusions. After all, Bangladesh has had very heavy floods and cyclones even before climate change became a major factor. Now they seem to suggest that instead of being a likely risk, it is a certain risk.

So - no arguments about climate risks like lack of water in some Indian parts and floods and cyclones in others?

I know for a fact that large cities were abandoned in Gujarat and Haryana/UP even in Mughal times. Cyclone risk is far higher in West Bengal and Odisha nowadays, and we all saw how vulnerable TN and Kerala are to flooding. Bhikharee India is a far worse risk due to climate change than Bangladesh ever will be.

Let's just leave aside all the BS and mark it for what it is, Indian h*r*mis in Moody's making this decision, suggested by Modi and his economist sycophant s*wars.

If Hasina's govt. is worth anything and be even 10% responsible, they should sue Moody's and ask for justification.

These ratings are serious business and cannot go unchallenged.

 

[Destranator]

Ghoti @SoulSpokesman, it is time you come out to defend your India. Why do you have to talk about the Hasina govt of Bangladesh all the time instead of talking about India, the poorest country of South Asia?

@SoulSpokesman Bro, you screwed up big time. You got @bluesky to defend Hasina now.

 

[Bilal9]

I don't know why Bangladeshis are discussing India in a Bangladesh thread. Pathetic intellectually corrupt.


Can we stick to the title of this thread?


Can we stick to the title of this thread?

You open threads like this here, I will open threads about all bhikharee traits of India in all of your India sections. Idiocy has limits kumar.

 

[Destranator]

Can we stick to the title of this thread?

Nah, sticking it to you lot is more entertaining.
You opened the thread knowing full well how it would go down, just like your Pakistani cousin Imran Khan does with his threads. IndoPakis are peas in a pod.

I wish I could geographically "dislodge" BD from the South Asian hellhole region and relocate East wards.

 

[epebble]

So - no arguments about climate risks like lack of water in some Indian parts and floods and cyclones in others?

I know for a fact that large cities were abandoned in Gujarat and Haryana/UP even in Mughal times. Cyclone risk is far higher in West Bengal and Odisha nowadays, and we all saw how vulnerable TN and Kerala are to flooding. Bhikharee India is a far worse risk due to climate change than Bangladesh ever will be.

Let's just leave aside all the BS and mark it for what it is, Indian h*r*mis in Moody's making this decision, suggested by Modi and his economist sycophant s*wars.

If Hasina's govt. is worth anything and be even 10% responsible, they should sue Moody's and ask for justification.

These ratings are serious business and cannot go unchallenged.

So, Moody's analysis of Bangladesh is incorrect because India is also vulnerable to climate change risks? Where are they saying India will not face problems? All things being equal, a smaller country at lower average elevation above sea level is more vulnerable than a larger country with regions at higher elevation. How hard is this to understand. Do you think climate change will affect Cuba and USA similarly? No. A one meter rise in sea level is far more destructive to Cuba than USA.

 

[SoulSpokesman]

@bluesky

Neel Akash dada,

Why do you have to talk about the Hasina govt of Bangladesh all the time instead of talking about India, the poorest country of South Asia?

This is the BD Forum, hence I am writing about the BD issues. When I post on the India and South Asia forum, I post on Indian issues. Jaisa desh waisa bhesh!

But you do admit that BD is richer than India now, unlike in the past when it was the other way round. Isnt it high time you admitted that UKB dada et al are right?

Regards

 

[Bilal9]

So, Moody's analysis of Bangladesh is incorrect because India is also vulnerable to climate change risks? Where are they saying India will not face problems? All things being equal, a smaller country at lower average elevation above sea level is more vulnerable than a larger country with regions at higher elevation. How hard is this to understand. Do you think climate change will affect Cuba and USA similarly? No. A one meter rise in sea level is far more destructive to Cuba than USA.

Dude - just stop shilling for India hiding behind an American flag.

Marks of cowards and liars.

 

[bluesky]

@bluesky

Neel Akash dada,

Why do you have to talk about the Hasina govt of Bangladesh all the time instead of talking about India, the poorest country of South Asia?

This is the BD Forum, hence I am writing about the BD issues. When I post on the India and South Asia forum, I post on Indian issues. Jaisa desh waisa bhesh!

But you do admit that BD is richer than India now, unlike in the past when it was the other way round. Isnt it high time you admitted that UKB dada et al are right?

Regards

It seems you are too cozy with the BD affairs and I suspect you are not an Indian but from BD. You spend too much of your time supporting BAL's misdeeds.

 

[LakeHawk180]

Let's just leave aside all the BS and mark it for what it is, Indian h*r*mis in Moody's making this decision, suggested by Modi and his economist sycophant s*wars.

If Hasina's govt. is worth anything and be even 10% responsible, they should sue Moody's and ask for justification.

These ratings are serious business and cannot go unchallenged.

Well no ratings come without justification Mr. Lungi. Why don’t you brush up on basic literacy and go read those reports — instead of asking everyone else here to do your Google search for you?

 

[pikkuboss]

Alright guys, let's talk about business with statistics and data.

Ba3 is already a shit credit score. Any further downgrade will take Bangladesh to sub Saharan African grade.

B1 will be "avoid any investment at all cost" grade. Let's see.

In comparison, India Has Baa3 credit rating and will be upgraded to Baa2 in a few months.

 

[BananaRepublicUK]

Here is reality in filthy India. Baa3 credit rating notwithstanding. Liars and their propaganda.

Just a perfect place to invest and expect some return - eh ?

I'm waiting for some Indian coming over and telling me, "Maaaindd owarrr Mattterrr Sirrr"

And don't forget - the sip that refreshes !

Stock photos to bring Hinduvta to reality land 😂😂🤣🤣

Cow Cola always does it 😂😂😂

Ps, My elderly white middle class neighbour was mortified when she found out. She called them animals 🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂

 

[Destranator]

Here is reality in filthy India. Baa3 credit rating notwithstanding. Liars and their propaganda.

Just a perfect place to invest and expect some return - eh ?

I'm waiting for some Indian coming over and telling me, "Maaaindd owarrr Mattterrr Sirrr"

And don't forget - the sip that refreshes !

I am sure they love the yellow stuff as to them it's "High Grade":

 

[Indos]

I think there will be many countries that will be downgraded by rating agencies, mostly those in Europe and Latin America.

Situation will be much better if The Fed stop hiking interest rate

 

[Destranator]

I think there will be many countries that will be downgraded by rating agencies, mostly those in Europe and Latin America.

Situation will be much better if The Fed stop hiking interest rate

Exactly. This is a temporary global phenomenon. It is futile to read too much into bond rating fluctuations in this volatile situation.

 

[BananaRepublicUK]

I think there will be many countries that will be downgraded by rating agencies, mostly those in Europe and Latin America.

Situation will be much better if The Fed stop hiking interest rate

Bangladesh doesn’t borrow from the open market hence it’s less prone to the whims of the rating agencies.

It’s a problem for countries that borrow from the open market.