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Moody’s Corporation has strengthened its presence in Latin America by acquiring ICR Chile, solidifying its position as a trusted authority in the credit ratings and research industry.

Moody’s Corp’s recent stock price surge is not a reflection of the company’s underlying performance, but rather a result of its credit rating business, which lacks transparency and accountability.

Moody’s Corporation reported strong Q1 results, driven by its analytics unit and bond issuance, but tempered expectations for the year ahead due to market volatility.

Moody’s stock has reached a 52-week high, but its ability to sustain momentum and deliver strong Q1 earnings will be crucial in determining its future performance.

Moody’s Corporation has emerged as a safe-harbor stock, offering investors a valuable asset in times of market uncertainty with its strong financials and growth prospects.

Moody’s Corp’s recent activities have raised concerns about the reliability of its credit ratings and the sustainability of its valuation, sparking questions about the company’s financial health and potential risks.

Moody’s has appointed Marc Pinto as Global Head of Private Credit, while SES is preparing to release its full-year 2024 results, which are expected to exceed expectations.

Moody’s stock price has fluctuated between a 52-week high of $531.93 and a low of $360.05, with a current price of $522.84, and its valuation ratios indicate a price-to-earnings ratio of 46.84 and a price-to-book ratio of 26.68.

Moody’s Corporation has issued 2025 earnings guidance, forecasting adjusted earnings of $14.00-$14.50 per share and high-single-digit revenue growth.

Moody’s Local México has taken rating actions, withdrawing the issuer rating for Mérida and assigning a AAA.mx rating to the Instituto del Fondo Nacional para el Consumo de los Trabajadores.