Fitch Decides on Friday if It Will Regrade Romania's Rating to the Junk Category. Negrescu: "The Agency Has a Few Options on the Table.
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The Fitch agency is due to announce, Friday night, if it will reverse Romania's rating to the Junk category, "a decision on the edge of the knife in view of the political crisis, transmitted Wednesday the financial consultant, Adrian Negrescu. In his opinion, Fitch has some variations on the table.
The Fitch agency is expected to announce, during Friday night, whether Romania's rating falls to the junk category – unrecommended to investors. It is "a decision on the edge of the knife, but beyond the announcement itself, the rating agency's message related to debt stabilization, the credibility of consolidation after 2026 and political capacity will count more than just step ...
International rating agencies are following the situation in Romania, and our country is at risk of being downgraded to the category "junk", considered unrecommended for investments. In the midst of the political crisis, the ruling on the country rating will be announced in just a few days and could influence investments in the coming months, notes Reality PLUS.
Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan explained that assessments of rating agencies are influenced both by a country's economic situation and by political stability and prospects for the future. The Head of Government said that Romania started in 2025 from a difficult situation, but respected its commitments to correct deficits, claiming that the problems arose in the spring, with delays in approving the budget and the political tensions generated around …
While Parliament met in extraordinary session for the release of EUR 3.5 billion of the PNRR, on 31 July, the Fitch agency will publish a new assessment of the sovereign rating, at a time when the country is already on the final recommended investment step.
The Fitch agency is due to announce, Friday night, if Romania's rating drops to the junk category, a decision on the edge of the knife, but beyond the announcement itself, the rating agency's message related to...
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