Moody’s Affirms Israel’s Baa1 Ratings, Maintains Negative Outlook By Investing.com
ISRAEL, JUL 7 – Moody’s cites Israel’s rising debt-to-GDP ratio of 75% and ongoing geopolitical risks as reasons for maintaining a negative outlook despite economic resilience.
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Moody's maintains Israel's credit rating, negative outlook after Iran war
Israel's current credit rating – Baa1 – is the lowest in its history, equivalent to Kazakhstan and Peru. The downgrade in rating last October, the first in 30 years, suggests Israel is now seen as riskier in the eyes of investors
·Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel
Read Full ArticleMoody’s holds Israel’s credit rating steady despite Gaza war, Iran clash
Moody’s has affirmed Israel’s credit rating at Baa1 with a negative outlook, citing economic resilience despite ongoing fighting, while warning that renewed conflict and rising defense costs could deepen fiscal strain
·Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel
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