(Bloomberg) — Defaults across Asia may be headed even higher next year, with trouble seen especially in China and India.Many investors expect fewer bailouts by the Chinese government after it recently let commodities trader Tewoo Group default in the biggest failure on a dollar bond by a state-owned firm in two decades. Companies in the region have been on a buying spree fueled by debt. Those factors could make things even worse in 2020 after China onshore defaults rose to a record in 2019.As some economies in Asia slow, companies are left vulnerable to any tightening in liquidity. A rise …read more
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