US EditionIn Valencia, After the Floods, Much Remains to Be Rebuilt
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Six months after the deadly floods that have hit the Valencia region, the reconstruction is moving forward, with public subsidies. But the area will change its face forever, says El Confidencial, in an on-site report.
The international agency FIX SCR S.A., a local affiliate of Fitch Ratings, confirmed the long-term rating in foreign and local currency of the Province of Salta in ‘BBB-’, also preserving a stable perspective. The evaluation also reaffirms the short-term rating in ‘A3’, highlighting the soundness of provincial liquidity and responsible management of its immediate financial commitments. The decision to maintain the stable perspective responds to …
The Macroprudential Authority, the public body dedicated to preventing systemic crises in the Spanish financial sector, believes that the dana of Valencia has not had a negative impact on demand or on the supply of credit in the areas affected by the disaster. Read
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