Fitch Publishes El Salvador's Sovereign RatingFitch Ratings has recently confirmed that the country's local and foreign currency risk classification as 'BB', with Outlook Negative.Thursday, September 9, 2010
El Salvador's main credit weaknesses include its comparatively slow GDP growth, a narrow income base and rigid fiscal policy, particularly apparent in the light of the country's vulnerability to the US economic slowdown and corresponding drop in capital movement. Source: Fitch Ratings Centroamerica ¿Busca soluciones de inteligencia comercial para su empresa?Fitch Warns Over Costa Rica's Fiscal DeficitSeptember 2014 The draft state budget for 2015 contains imbalances that will deepen the deficit, taking it to a record 6.7% of GDP. Moody's: Costa Rica's Investment Rating At RiskMay 2013 The agency believes that the investment rating is on shaky grounds due to the lack of progress on reforms to mitigate fiscal deterioration. Fitch Affirms Panama’s Investment GradeJune 2012 Fitch Ratings has affirmed the International Qualifications at 'BBB', long-term foreign currency at 'BBB', long-term local currency at 'F3', short-term foreign currency at 'F3', and the Country Ceiling as 'A'. A Year After Costa Rica’s Investment RatingSeptember 2011 On 9 September 2010, Moody's raised Costa Rica’s sovereign credit rating from Ba1, speculative grade, to Baa3 investment grade rating with a stable outlook.
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