Sovereign debt risk measures a government's likelihood of defaulting on its obligations. Investors, lenders, and rating agencies use it to price bonds, set interest rates, and guide portfolio decisions. Higher risk raises borrowing costs, affecting taxpayers and economic stability. Creditors, hedge funds, and policymakers benefit by managing exposure and anticipating fiscal crises.
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