Pakistan's credit rating agency Moody's placed the country's sovereign rating at which level in 2026, despite its Eurobond success?

Explanation: Despite the successful Eurobond transactions, Pakistan's sovereign credit rating remained "junk" rated, with Moody's placing the country at B3, several levels below investment grade. A lower rating does not necessarily signal imminent default but indicates that investors demand higher returns to compensate for perceived risk. Pakistan's ability to draw nearly double its offered amount in investor orders was seen as evidence of improving, though still fragile, market confidence following successive rating upgrades.