US EditionS&P Upgrades Spain’s Economy Rating to A+
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S&P upgrades Spain’s economy rating to A+
Spain’s economy has received a big vote of approval from S&P Global Ratings, which has upgraded the country’s long-term sovereign credit rating from A to A+ due to its stable outlook, the highest rating since 2012, when Spain required a banking sector bailout. The decision reveals Spain’s ability for economic recovery in the face of crises, which has been driven by private sector backing… Source
The rating agency highlights strong economic growth, immigration or its "protection" from the low impact of Trump tariffsInflation remains at 2.7% in August and that of food moderates to 2.3% The S&P risk rating agency has raised the grade to Spain to A+ (notable high) with a stable perspective, due to the greater strength of an economy less vulnerable to sudden changes in external financing conditions and little exposed to US tariff policy.
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The risk rating agency SandP has raised the score to Spain to A+ (notable high) with stable perspective, for the greater solidity of an economy less vulnerable to...
The S&P rating agency has raised the rating or rating it gives to Spain's sovereign debt from 'A' (a note it maintained from March last year) to 'A+' with a stable perspective. The US firm puts in value that the country has significantly strengthened its external financial position thanks to the efforts of the private sector, families and companies, to reduce its debt over the last decade and the dynamism of exports. This process has allowed the…
The report foresees growth in employment and domestic demand
The agency raises the note to A+ (notable high) with stable perspective, although it warns that it will go down again if it detects "budgetary deviations" The IPC remains at 2.7% in Andalusia and Spain with fuels pulling up and food to the
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