Monday, June 27, 2016

Standard & Poor’s cut the UK’s rating on two levels – TVI24

The US rating agency has just announced the cut on two levels the rating for the debt of the United Kingdom, having won the “out” of the Union . European voting on Thursday

According to Bloomberg, Standard & amp; Poor’s (S & P). Lowered the rating from AAA to AA, “on the verge of lower predictability, stability and effective policies in the country”

The cut also reflects “the risk of deterioration in financing conditions country in the foreign market “, with several constitutional questions to be raised after Thursday’s vote in which Scotland and Northern Ireland have opted for” stay. “

the rating company also grants the United together a “outlook” negative, reflecting the risks to the “prospects of economic performance, fiscal and external”.

added “concerns the role of sterling as a reserve currency, as well as risks to the constitution and to an integrated economy in the UK if there is another referendum on Scottish independence, “the document quoted by Bloomberg.

Moritz Kraemer, responsible maximum for allocating the agency’s ratings, had told Bloomberg TV, on Friday, they would be aware of the political developments of the outcome of this vote, and the economic impacts.

Statements made after British Prime Minister David Cameron announced that will step down as Labour is in perfect turmoil with the resignation of the central figures.

the rating decline may be only the first in the bosom of the great houses of the world rating. Moody’s lowered the “outlook” stable country to negative, then on Friday. And there’s the debt level one step below its highest, Aa1. Which means you can down soon

You DBRS reaffirmed the triple-A allocated to the United Kingdom, also reaffirming the outlook from “stable” of the numbers awarded to the British creditworthiness.

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