Japans Staatsschulden

verfasst von JüKü, 26.06.2000, 16:32

Zitat von Reuters:
"Some analysts said the prospects of more Japanese deficit spending to prime the economy's pump threatened to aggravate an already massive mountain of debt run up in a decade of government stimulus packages.
"Moody's analysts have already expressed some concerns about the government's ability to service and repay its present debt obligations," said Carl Weinberg, chief economist at High Frequency Economics."We fear Moody's will be forced to downgrade Japan's sovereign debt," he said.

Ach was...
Moody's Investors Service and Standard & Poor's said there had been no change in their ratings for Japan. Lionel Price, managing director of sovereign ratings at Fitch said there was no change in Japan's AA plus rating, but the agency was in the later stages of a rating review of Japan."

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• Japans Staatsschulden - JüKü, 26.06.2000, 16:32
  • AA plus Rating - Sascha, 26.06.2000, 17:03
    • Re: AA plus Rating - dottore, 26.06.2000, 18:27
      • ... und bald kommt die Anweisung der Regierung:... - JüKü, 26.06.2000, 18:36
      • Re: AA plus Rating - bekett, 26.06.2000, 19:03
        • Re: AA plus Rating - dottore, 26.06.2000, 20:16
          • Re: AA plus Rating - JüKü, 26.06.2000, 20:30
          • Re: AA plus Rating - bekett, 26.06.2000, 21:02
            • Re: AA plus Rating - Sascha, 26.06.2000, 21:22