Qatar's Sovereign Rating Cut by Fitch

The video discusses Qatar's credit rating changes during the GCC crisis, highlighting Fitch's adjustment to align with Moody's and Standard & Poor's. Despite a negative outlook, Qatar's strong cash position and LNG exports provide economic resilience. The Gulf crisis impacts Qatar's foreign reserves, with potential risks if the situation persists.

What was the initial credit rating of Qatar at the start of the GCC crisis according to Fitch?

• AA

• A

• A+

• AAA

Which two major rating agencies had already placed Qatar on an A- or equivalent rating before Fitch?

• Moody's and DBRS

• Standard & Poor's and DBRS

• Fitch and Moody's

• Moody's and Standard & Poor's

What are the two major strengths of Qatar that help mitigate the negative outlook on its credit rating?

• Technology and Education

• Cash Position and LNG Exports

• Oil Production and Manufacturing

• Tourism and Agriculture

What percentage of the world's LNG supply is exported by Qatar?

• 10%

• 20%

• 30%

• 40%

What is the expected decline in Qatar's assets as a percentage of GDP from 2016 to 2017?

• From 200% to 150%

• From 185% to 146%

• From 160% to 120%

• From 190% to 140%