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Moody's: Confirmed the "BBB-" long-term foreign and local currency issuer rating of Jiujiang City, with a stable outlook.

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27/04/2026
On April 24, Fitch Ratings confirmed that Jiujiang Municipal Development Group Co., Ltd (referred to as "Jiujiang City Development") long-term foreign and local currency issuer default rating is "BBB-". The outlook is stable. Fitch also confirmed the rating of the senior unsecured US dollar bonds issued by Jiujiang City Development as "BBB-".
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