Fitch, Moodys and S&P Maintain Romania's Rating, but Retains a Negative Perspective. What Warns Agencies
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Romania passed last Friday in addition to one of the most expensive scenarios of the current political crisis. S&P Global Ratings maintained the sovereign rating at BBB-/A-3, the last step in the recommended category of investments, but retained the negative perspective. In other words, Romania was not demoted in the category "junk", but did not receive a certificate ...
S&P maintained Romania's rating at "BBB-Å, but with a negative outlook: the country has exhausted its benefit of doubt. In line with Moodys and Fitch's warnings, the agency conditions the maintenance of a functional government rating, a credible budget for 2027 and reforms to [...]
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The message is the same: without stable government, credible budget and real reforms, the gains of 2026 can be quickly lost, reports Informat.ro. "The negative outlook doesn't mean downgrade immediately, but the three agencies consider a decrease more likely than an improvement in the horizon [...] Article Fitch, Moody.s and S&P maintain Romania's rating, but keep the negative perspective. What warns the agencies appears first in the PS News.
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