Fitch says China's credit outlook remains constrained by weak domestic demand, adds Iran war has added external pressure through weaker energy, trade and global demand

Fitch's comments highlight that China's credit outlook is under strain due to both internal factors like weak domestic demand and external pressures stemming from the ongoing conflict in Iran, which influences energy prices and overall global trade dynamics.

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This may heighten concerns for international investors about China’s economic stability, potentially affecting currency values and commodity prices, particularly in energy markets.

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