Public debt: U.S. agency Moodys abstinent to rate France

The rating agency explains that "the medium-term political orientation of the government" and "the way it intends to reduce the budget deficit" remain unclear and in fact maintains its note Aa3.

Moody's did not lower France's mark, now in Aa3 with a stable outlook, she announced on 11 April. But the rating agency noted a budgetary uncertainty due in particular to the national political situation and to still too weak growth.

Four months after the downgrade, the rating agency Moodys finally did not update the score of France on Friday 11 April at night.

This Friday evening, the American rating agency abstained from noting France. A decision that comes as the global economic environment deteriorates.

A time expected to decrease, the score of France was finally not rated by the rating agency Moodys on Friday. France therefore retains its current mark "Aa3".

The rating agency Moody's abstained on Friday from noting France, four months after having lowered it by putting forward the "political fragmentation". However, it notes that the government "remains fragile and does not have a clear majority in Parliament". - Debt: Moody's points to "high uncertainty" but maintains the score of France (Economy).