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| | ... 2.13 per cent to 3,161.47 points. Elsewhere in Europe, Milan rallied 3.67 per cent, despite news before the weekend that Fitch had cut credit ratings on Spain and Italy. Madrid shares increased by 1.07 per cent, Lisbon by 2.39 per cent, Zurich by 1.17 ... |
| | | ... economy added 103,000 jobs in September, which was better than markets forecasts. However, market sentiment soured after the Fitch agency downgraded its sovereign credit rating for Italy and Spain on Friday and said its long-term outlook for both countries ... |
| | | ... increase in August. That's the good news. Now for the bad. Credit ratings agencies are playing Edward Scissorhands anew. Fitch Ratings snipped Italy and Spain's credit ratings. Moody's cut the ratings of 12 UK banks citing the removal or lessening of ... |
| | | ... exporters again feeling the most pain as the euro sank against the yen. After the closing bell Toyota's credit rating was cut by Fitch, which blamed the strong yen. The euro hit 104 yen in Tokyo trade, its lowest level since mid-2001, compared with 107.66 ... |
| | | ... action back last May. Two, the recent downgrade only puts Moody's rating back in line with its rivals - Standard & Poor's and Fitch Ratings - that cut their Japan credit-ratings long before. Three, the bulk of Japanese government debt is funded internally ... |
| | | ... than expected industrial and housing data from the US, which boosted the risk-sensitive Australian dollar. Also overnight, Fitch Ratings said it would maintain its rating on US debt at the highest grade, AAA, and issued a "stable" outlook, meaning it ... |
| | | ... what Standard & Poor's did to the USA that did it. The powers that be - Standard & Poor's, Moody's Investors Service and Fitch Ratings - later denied the rumour and re-affirmed France's 'AAA' rating. And so...we've come full circle back to the days of ... |
| | | ... resilience to a single-notch downgrade but anything more could cause distress. Ratings agencies Moody's Investors Service and Fitch have both flagged a possible downgrade. |
| | | ... more austerity, the greater the toll on the economy and lead to further downgrades. So why doesn't Moody's - and S&P and Fitch - stop this "death by a thousand cuts" and just go ahead and murder Greece already? |
| | | ... and Japan's credit rating already downgraded by Standard & Poor's last January (Moody's warned of a possible downgrade and Fitch lowered its outlook to negative from stable just two months ago) - the US bond market would have been in a shambles by now. ... |
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