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In reply to the discussion: The Week-end Stock Pot Watch, Thursday, November 28th-December 1st. Holiday Edition! [View all]xchrom
(108,903 posts)95. Greece Raised to Caa3 by Moody’s on Fiscal Progress
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-11-29/greece-raised-to-caa3-by-moody-s-on-fiscal-progress.html
Greeces credit rating was raised two levels by Moodys Investors Service, which cited the countrys progress in fiscal consolidation and an improving economic outlook.
The countrys government bond rating was raised yesterday to Caa3 from C and given a stable outlook, Moodys said in a statement. The ratings company said it expects Greece to achieve (and possibly outperform) its target of a primary balance in 2013, and record a surplus in 2014. A cyclical recovery in the economy is another reason for the credit grade increase, Moodys said.
The Greek economy is bottoming out after nearly six years of recession, Moodys said in the statement. The ratings company said it expects the governments budget focus to remain on savings generated from structural reform measures as opposed to further spending cuts.
Under the accord with the troika of the European Commission, International Monetary Fund and ECB, posting a primary surplus will qualify Greece for additional debt relief.
Greeces credit rating was raised two levels by Moodys Investors Service, which cited the countrys progress in fiscal consolidation and an improving economic outlook.
The countrys government bond rating was raised yesterday to Caa3 from C and given a stable outlook, Moodys said in a statement. The ratings company said it expects Greece to achieve (and possibly outperform) its target of a primary balance in 2013, and record a surplus in 2014. A cyclical recovery in the economy is another reason for the credit grade increase, Moodys said.
The Greek economy is bottoming out after nearly six years of recession, Moodys said in the statement. The ratings company said it expects the governments budget focus to remain on savings generated from structural reform measures as opposed to further spending cuts.
Under the accord with the troika of the European Commission, International Monetary Fund and ECB, posting a primary surplus will qualify Greece for additional debt relief.
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