Moody's Foresees Drop in El Salvador's Risk RatingLow economic growth, a poor fiscal situation, and high exposure to external shocks, are the conditions that could lead to a drop in the sovereign rating to speculative grade level.Tuesday, March 12, 2013
Framed in a report entitled "The strong get stronger and the weak weaker," which analyzes the prospects of sovereign risk in the countries of Latin America and the Caribbean, the chapter on El Salvador indicates a high chance that the rating agency will lower the country's credit rating to B1. Source: elmundo.com.sv ¿Busca soluciones de inteligencia comercial para su empresa?Moody's Maintains Guatemala's Risk RatingJuly 2019 Arguing that the economy reports stable growth, and that a prudent management of monetary and fiscal policy has been made, the agency decided to maintain in Ba1, with a stable perspective, the country's credit rating. Guatemalan Debt Rating ConfirmedJune 2018 Citing a long history of fiscal and monetary policy characterized by prudent management, the rating agency Moody's maintained the country's credit risk rating in Ba1. Investment Risk Grade in Costa RicaApril 2014 According to Moody's, the country's credit rating does not reflect the current conditions of the economy, highlighting in particular the unsustainability of the fiscal deficit. Moody's Upgrades Panama to Investment gradeJune 2010 Moody's Investors Service on Wednesday upgraded Panama's sovereign ratings to investment grade of Baa3 from Ba1.
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