Greece awaits credit rating updates from S&P, Moodyโs, Fitch, DBRS and Scope
Greece is set to receive credit rating updates from several agencies between March and May, amid ongoing economic assessments.
Mauritius: Can Mauritius Save Its Credit Rating?
Mauritius faces challenges in maintaining its credit rating amid economic issues and political inertia following the COVID-19 pandemic.
Tinubu calls for fairer African financial system
President Bola Tinubu advocates for a more equitable global financial system, emphasizing the need to address the disproportionate borrowing costs faced by African nations due to skewed assessments by credit rating agencies.
Negotiation: Rizobacter seeks to restructure debt after missing a payment and suffering a downgrade
Rizobacter Argentina has initiated a debt restructuring process after failing to meet the payment deadline for a bond obligation.
Raรญzenโs debt securities fall with rumors of restructuring and credit downgrade
Raรญzen, a joint venture between Cosan and Shell, is facing a decline in its debt securities amidst speculation of a debt renegotiation plan and a potential credit rating downgrade.
Moody's Maintains Korea's Credit Rating at 'Aa2' with a Stable Outlook, Forecasts 1.8% Growth Rate
Moody's has upheld South Korea's sovereign credit rating at 'Aa2' while predicting a growth rate of 1.8% for the current year.
5 African Economies Leading the 'Rating Revolution' in 2026
Five African economies are expected to lead a 'rating revolution' in 2026 due to improved economic growth forecasts and various financial reforms.
South Africa: Reflections Ahead of SONA 2026
As South Africa braces for its State of the Nation Address in February 2026, the nation reflects on positive economic progress and stability.
Pemex, without improvement in its rating
Pemex's credit rating remains unchanged by S&P Global, highlighting discrepancies between official statements and the company's financial reality.
Master, BRB, your audits and rating agencies
In October 2024, many financial market participants received information revealing risky business practices by Bank Master, despite warnings from financial authorities.
Madagascar: S&P Global Ratings lifts 'negative watch' and maintains rating at B-
S&P Global Ratings has lifted the 'negative watch' on Madagascar, maintaining its credit rating at B-, indicating a stable outlook for the nation's financial situation despite ongoing challenges following the political transition.
Iceland's credit rating improves from A to A+ by Fitch Ratings
Fitch Ratings has upgraded Iceland's credit rating from A to A+ due to improved economic conditions.
Agusto & Co. upgrades Coronation Asset Management to A
Credit rating agency Agusto & Co. has upgraded Coronation Asset Management's rating to A due to significant improvements in risk management practices and overall operational infrastructure.
BiH retains credit rating at B level, political risks affect the economy
Bosnia and Herzegovina has maintained its credit rating at a B level, indicating economic resilience, but rising fiscal and political challenges could pose risks.
Towards a downgrade of the United States' rating? Fitch worries about the loss of the Fed's independence
Fitch Ratings expresses concern over the potential loss of independence of the Federal Reserve following its summons by the U.S. Justice Department, which they believe could negatively impact the United States' credit rating.
Fitch: Warns of downgrades for European countries if a rift in NATO occurs due to Greenland
Fitch warns that European countries may face credit rating downgrades if tensions arise within NATO related to Greenland, emphasizing careful evaluation due to proximity to Russia.
Three Years Since the Introduction of the Euro: Has It Brought More Harm or Benefit? An Economist Responds
Three years after Croatia adopted the euro, economist Hrvoje Stojiฤ assesses that the decision led to more benefits than harms, citing a record credit rating and lower interest rates as key advantages.
New upgrades for the Greek economy are coming in 2026: March sees the first evaluations from Moody's, DBRS, Scope
Upcoming credit ratings for Greece are expected in March 2026, with Scope likely to provide a BBB+ rating, just one step below A.
The Generalitat achieves the best credit rating in a decade while awaiting debt relief and better financing
The Catalan Administration begins 2026 with improved credit ratings, moving away from junk bond status, as it focuses on proposals for a new financing model and debt relief.
Moody's: Budapest's Credit Rating is Junk
Moody's has downgraded Budapest's credit rating to junk status, citing increased borrowing costs linked to a dispute between the city's mayor and the government.
Pension Provision: Rating Agency: Pension Reform Necessary for Germany's AAA Rating
The credit rating agency Scope emphasizes the urgent need for a significant pension reform in Germany to maintain its AAA credit rating, citing the aging population as a major threat to mid-term growth.
Rating Agency ScopE Warns: Without Pension Reform, No Top Credit Rating
The European rating agency Scope warns that Germany may lose its top credit rating if pension reforms are not implemented due to the challenges posed by an aging population and related expenditures.