Finance. Fitch Maintains France's A+ Rating and Stable Outlook
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This decision comes in a tense economic context, a few weeks from the presentation of the government's last budget before the presidential election, and at a time when debt is at the heart of the debate.
The Agency noted that France has "a strong banking sector", and "a diversified investor base".
The agency Fitch Ratings announced on Friday its decision to maintain the note of the sovereign debt of France to A+ with a still stable perspective.
The note of France is not changed. The agency Fitch Ratings announced on Friday its decision to keep the note of the sovereign debt of France to...
The Fitch rating agency stated this Friday that it would keep France's sovereign debt note at A+. Moreover, it would not consider amending it in the short or medium term. Minister of Economy Roland Lescue "takes note of the decision" and assures that the government "remains fully mobilized to contain the public deficit and the debt". - The Fitch rating agency maintains the A+ rating of France (Economy).
The US rating agency maintained on Friday France's sovereign rating to A+. A decision that comes as French public finances remain under close supervision.
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