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| | | ... back in 2004 to around 40.1% this year. This justifies its credit ratings upgrade to investment grade earlier this year by Fitch Ratings (27 March), Standard & Poor's (3 May) and Moody's (3 October)....Not the weather though. Like the devastation it ... |
| | | ... disastrous default just hours ahead of a deadline. Sentiment was rattled early in Wednesday's session as ratings agency Fitch placed the US on warning for a downgrade from its top-level AAA assessment. But at close in Europe, Frankfurt's DAX 30 climbed ... |
| | | ... that, the country that started it all has just recently earned an upgrade on its credit rating - to B- from CCC -- from Fitch because of the "clear progress" Greece has made in rebalancing its economy, and reducing its fiscal and current account deficits. ... |
| | | ... not? Not with reports like Spain's 12-month borrowing costs hitting 3-year lows at last night's auction and...wait for it, Fitch upgrading (yes, upgrade) Greece's sovereign debt rating to B- from CCC. But back to the budget and financial markets. Australian ... |
| | | ... that might be needed given latest reports showing weaker than expected retail spending, industrial production and lending. Fitch Ratings slashed Italy's government debt rating from A-minus to BBB-plus with a negative outlook. And only yesterday, Reuters ... |
| | | ... Call anyone... except the credit rating agencies. That's who. You probably haven't noticed - or simply didn't care - but Fitch Ratings is about to do a Standard & Poor's. Fitch warned America that it's got its scissors out, ready to snip an A off Uncle ... |
| | | ... rates could fall by as much or more than in 2008-09." May as well be the end of the world. That very day of the same month, Fitch Managing Director Edward Parker went on record saying that expects Greece to default soon because it would be unable to ... |
| | | ... five percent off an economy that's only growing at an annual rate of around 2.0% is a big chunk off growth. So much so that Fitch Ratings already warned that it may downgrade America's credit rating unless it's resolved in time. Yeah, yeah, sure, sure. ... |
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