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While no immediate rating downgrades could happen, a lot of companies in hospitality, retail, travel & tourism, commercial real estate and entertainment could see sharp downgrades.
MUMBAI: Rating companies will likely be busy the next few months as they assess the risk of the latest round of business curbs after a series of regulatory and judicial interventions swept many weaknesses under the carpet after the first round of lockdowns last year.
While no immediate rating downgrades could happen, a lot of companies in hospitality, retail, travel & tourism, commercial real estate and entertainment could see sharp
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