OREANDA-NEWS. August 31, 2015. The latest edition of Fitch Ratings' Inside Credit newsletter features Fitch's comments on China's macroeconomic outlook.

Although China still needs to address the consequences of its high debt levels, Fitch believes that market pessimism about the country's short-term macroeconomic outlook is likely overdone.

"Policy easing since last November will see growth accelerate over the next six months or so. But regional and global spillover effects will remain prominent credit risks as market expectations adjust to a more prolonged China slowdown," said Andrew Colquhoun, Head of Asia-Pacific Sovereigns.

Other topics covered in this week's edition of Inside Credit include:

--Global Reinsurers' Soft Market Pricing Pressures Slowing
--Longevity is Top Threat to UK, German Corporate Pensions
--Latam Corporate Update Outlook Series
--Low Prices Stretch Small EMEA Oil Companies' Liquidity
--Oil Price Effect on U.S. Locals Will Vary
--Nigerian Banks Resilient but Face Tough Outlook
--U.S. Credit Card ABS to Withstand Potential Rate Rise
--Booming Housing Market Shields Sydney Mortgage Arrears
--On The Why? Forum: How the Minimum Wage Differs Among U.S. States
--On The Why? Forum: Why Macau Isn't Likely to Unseat Las Vegas
--Fitch's Global Sovereign Conference To Stop in Hong Kong, London and New York