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Quebec Avoids a Second Haircut

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The Legault government can blow a bit: unlike Standard & Poor, DBRS maintains Quebec's credit rating.

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The Legault government can blow a bit: unlike Standard & Poor, DBRS maintains Quebec's credit rating.

·Montreal, Canada
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On Tuesday, the Toronto firm reiterated its A.A. rating with a stable outlook, indicating that the agency considered that the risk on Quebec's long-term debt was low. The decision came almost two months after Standard & Poors (S&P) decided to lower its rating on Quebec's debt, a first since 1993, when Robert Bourassa was Prime Minister. S&P had lowered its A.A. rating to A+ with a stable perspective.

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TVA Nouvelles broke the news in Montreal, Canada on Tuesday, June 10, 2025.
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