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Having trouble viewing this email? View online. Want to share this email? Forward to a friend. Daily Roundup Fitch Wire Daily LATEST PUBLISHED FITCH WIRES Nigeria's Continued Progress on Reforms Key to Rating Prospects The Nigerian authorities' pursuit of orthodox economic policies since the election of President Bola Tinubu in 2023, which anchored the recent USD2.2 billion Eurobond issuance, has improved prospects for the sovereign's credit profile. 2025 NA and LatAm Home Price Growth Strong with Supply/Demand Imbalance Home prices in North American and Latin America will maintain solid growth in 2025, with Canada, Brazil, Mexico and Colombia seeing some of the strongest price growth of the countries covered in Fitch Ratings' Global Housing and Mortgage Outlook 2025. Higher disposable income due to healthy labor markets and real wage growth boosts demand, which, in combination with limited supply, will continue to place upward pressure on home prices. Most European Housing Markets to See Price Rises in 2025 Home prices will rise next year in six of the seven European countries in Fitch Ratings' latest Global Housing and Mortgage Outlook, with the magnitude of increases varying significantly. French home prices will likely bottom out in 2025. Home Prices in Key APAC Markets Face Headwinds in 2025 Average home prices will continue falling in China over 2025, while they grow marginally in Japan and more robustly in Australia at a pace similar to 2024. Suspension of Inflation Accounting Is Credit Neutral for Turkish NBFIs The decision by the Turkish regulator to suspend the introduction of inflation accounting does not materially affect our assessment of the credit profiles of Turkish non-bank financial institutions (NBFIs). IN CASE YOU MISSED IT - LAST WEEK'S MOST READ * Uruguay’s Orsi to Uphold Status Quo Amid Policy Progress, Challenges * Spanish Floods Show How State-Backed Reinsurance Can Help Insurers Face Climate Risk * Fitch Ratings Revises Global Investment Managers Sector Outlook to 'Neutral’ * Aircraft Lease ABS Not Materially Affected by Spirit Airlines’ Bankruptcy * Ceasefire with Hezbollah May Limit Strains on Israel’s Credit Profile FITCH CORPORATE HEADQUARTERS 30 North Colonnade, Canary Wharf, London, E14 5GN 300 W. 57th Street, New York, NY 10019 If you no longer wish to receive any emails from Fitch Ratings, you may unsubscribe by visiting our preference center. Copyright © 2024 by Fitch Ratings Ltd. and its subsidiaries Manage Preferences | Privacy Policy | Safelist Us Forward to a Friend * Friend's First Name: Required * Friend's Last Name: Required * Friend's Email: Invalid email address Successfully Sent CANCELSEND SEND ANOTHERDONE