Nazare, Before the Fitch Decision: "Today We Continued the Dialogue with Moody. Romania Has Solid Arguments for Maintaining the Rating.
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The Fitch Agency decided, during the Friday-Saturday night, to maintain Romania's rating at the "BBB-☆, the last recommended investment step, our country thus avoiding, at the limit, being downgraded to the category "junk", reserved for States considered to be at high risk. The "BBB-☆" rating is awarded by the three major agencies of financial evaluation agencies for ...
The Fitch rating agency confirmed, on Friday, the long-term ratings for Romania's BBB-level default risk (IDR) with a negative outlook. Negative outlook shows us that political stability, continued reforms and compliance with the fiscal-budgetary trajectory remain important criteria, says Alexandru Nazare, Minister of Finance.
Just a few hours before Fitch announced the decision on Romania's sovereign rating, interim finance minister Alexandru Nazare, says he continued his dialogue with Moodys representatives. According to him, Romania has "strong arguments for maintaining the qualification, on the basis of the reduction of the deficit and the reforms being implemented.
The Union of Military and Politicians ‘Mihai Viteazulu (UMPMV) is closely following the information in the public space on the country assessment carried out by the international agency Fitch Ratings.
The Fitch rating agency is due to announce Friday, July 31st, what is happening with Romania's country rating. According to specialists, a downgrading in the junk category would mean a disaster for the country's economy. Article Important day for Romania. What is happening with the country rating, the Fitch agency makes the announcement first appears in Romania TV.
The Ministry of Finance issued a press release, immediately after the financial evaluation agency Fitch Ratings reconfirmed Romania's sovereign rating at the level of "BBB-☆, maintaining Romania in the category of recommended investment states. In the statement presented by the interim Minister of Finance, Alexandru Nazare, it is shown that the evaluation is supported by membership of the European Union, by access to capital flows and external f…
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