Fund Probe Not Weighing on Türkiye Credit Rating, S&P Global Says
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Officials from the international credit rating agency S&P Global Ratings stated that developments regarding the liquidation process of some funds in Türkiye are not expected to put downward pressure on the country's credit rating.
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S&P Says Fund Investigation Not Expected to Put Downward Pressure on Türkiye’s Credit Rating
October 2, 2026 International credit rating agency S&P Global Ratings said developments surrounding the liquidation of certain funds in Türkiye are not expected to create downward pressure on the country’s credit rating. S&P is expected to publish its second credit rating and outlook assessment for Türkiye this year on October 16. According to information reported …
Officials from the international credit rating agency S&P Global Ratings stated that developments regarding the liquidation process of some funds in Türkiye are not expected to put downward pressure on the country's credit rating.
S&P Global Ratings stated that developments regarding the liquidation process of some funds in Turkey are not expected to put downward pressure on the country's credit rating if they remain isolated. S&P analyst Karen Vartapetov added that the recovery in reserves supports the credit rating.
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