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Quebec’s credit has been lowered

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American credit rating agency S&P Global has downgraded Quebec’s credit rating from AA− to A+ with a stable outlook due to several factors, including “persistent operating deficits.”

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S&P Global Ratings slashed the rating of Canada's second largest province, because the trade war with the United States is beginning to affect economic growth and public finances.The AA- to A+ reduction is the first reduction in S&P's foreign issuer credit rating since 1993, according to data collected by Bloomberg.The agency also cut British Columbia's rating this month.The decline in population growth, increased employee remuneration and weake…

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The lowering of Quebec's credit rating by the S&P agency is not necessarily a slap in the face of the CAQ, says Eric Girard.

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Quebec City: The province's credit rating is lowered by a recognized rating firm based on the Legault government's "persistent operating deficits."

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Le Journal de Quebec broke the news in Quebec City, Canada on Wednesday, April 16, 2025.
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