Q31, run 2026-11-04-1712-sonnet

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Did any company have a foreign-currency issuer rating above its country's ceiling on 1 October 2026?

Tests: Ceilings: the sovereign's own rating can be below its ceiling, and a local-currency rating above it.

Expected: any = no

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No. No foreign-currency issuer rating exceeds its country's ceiling.

JSON: {"any": "no"}

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No. No company's FC rating exceeds its ceiling.

JSON: {"any": "no"}

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No. No company's FC rating is above its country's ceiling.

JSON: {"any": "no"}

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No. No company's foreign-currency rating is above its country's ceiling.

JSON: {"any": "no"}

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No. Only the VD and CV ceilings are given, and neither is exceeded.

JSON: {"any": "no"}

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No. No company's FC rating exceeds its country's ceiling.

JSON: {"any": "no"}

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No. Among the countries that have ceilings, E05 and E15 are at their ceilings, not above. No ceilings are given for other countries.

JSON: {"any": "no"}

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No. No company's foreign-currency rating exceeds its country ceiling.

JSON: {"any": "no"}

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No. No company's FC rating exceeds its country's ceiling.

JSON: {"any": "no"}

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No. E05 and E15 are at their ceilings, not above them.

JSON: {"any": "no"}