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  1. How Greece sleepwalked off a cliff in 2009, in black and white

    Agora

    , NAT, OAEE, OGA), contributions to local governments and higher tax returns. It is beyond any reasonable doubt to declare that there was no effort to control spending. The report stresses that although

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  2. Rating agencies positive on disbursement, stress programme implementation risks remain high

    Economy

    Rating agencies welcomed the Eurogroup’s decision to approve the disbursement of 10.3 billion euros..., the rating agency considers the implementation risks stay high. Similarly, Fitch says the agreement... the country to complete the bailout programme. Nevertheless, the rating agency notes that since little

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  3. Fitch maintains Greek 'BB' rating with stable outlook amid some lack of visibility
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    Economy

    As anticipated, Fitch kept its credit rating for Greece steady at ‘BB’ with a stable outlook. Fitch... drivers of Greece’s rating are the weak medium-term growth prospects, the high volume of NPEs... be expecting a credit rating upgrade if solid public finances lead to a firm downward path of debt-to-GDP

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  4. S&P only ups outlook, waits for political clarity before rating move

    Economy

    S&P left Greece’s rating unchanged at “BB+’, while it upped its outlook to positive from stable..., this is a trend expected to continue. The stability in the banking sector is underlined by the rating agency... process places in transition some of the rating factors and creates uncertainty about the fiscal

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  5. Moody's ups GGB rating by two notches, on par with S&P and Fitch
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    Economy

    Moody’s upped on Friday night Greece’s credit rating by two notches to ‘Ba1’ with a stable outlook, coming on par with the other two leading rating agencies that had Greece one notch below the investment grade. Moody’s had not taken any rating action on Greece since November 2020 as finances were

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  6. Credit rating reviews highlight pressure points in economy
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    Economy

    choices it has made. The picture was mixed in the rating reviews by DBRS and Moody’s this month, with both agencies upping Greece’s outlook from stable to positive. However, the rating remained... in June, Scope Ratings upgraded to positive in July, with no credit rating upgrades forthcoming

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  7. Fitch takes no rating action, leaves outlook stable
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    Economy

    In Greece’s latest rating review on Friday, Fitch took no action and left the country’s grade unchanged at ‘BBB-‘, with the outlook also remaining stable. This was the penultimate rating review... credit rating benefits from strong income per capita, governance metrics comparable to the 'BBB' median

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  8. Scope takes Greece a step further into investment grade territory with 'BBB' rating
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    Scope Ratings completed the annual cycle of rating reviews for Greece with a positive move as it granted the first upgrade of the year and is the only agency that has moved Greece’s rating one step further into the investment grade territory. Scope upped Greece’s rating to ‘BBB’ with a stable

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  9. Moody's keeps rating unchanged at 'Baa3' and outlook stable
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    Economy

    Moody’s kept Greece’s rating unchanged at ‘Baa3’ on Friday, also maintaining the outlook at stable... no further rating action in the two reviews since. Moody’s is also the only agency that has Greece... are fully absorbed. The agency says that the rating will be subject to further upgrades in the event

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  10. The "King of the North" seeking to heal a fractured kingdom
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    Agora

    , public control and civic renewal, can bridge that divide. Politics isn’t working for places like... figure with a positive net rating among the public (+4) and the only one viewed positively... that has lost control of essential services, allowed regional inequalities to widen, and become

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