Fitch places some Adani bonds on negative watch after US bribery charges

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Fitch places some Adani bonds on negative watch after US bribery charges - The Straits Times

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Adani dollar bonds steadied on Nov 26 and prices rose slightly after three days of heavy falls.

French oil major TotalEnergies said on Nov 25 it would halt financial contributions to its Adani Group investments following last week’s indictment.

Fitch said it would monitor the US investigation for any impact on Adani’s financial position, “particularly any material deterioration in near- to medium-term funding access, including their ability to roll over existing credit lines or access new facilities, as well as potentially higher credit spreads”.