San Francisco, March 14, 2025 (AFP) - Moody's upgrades Greece credit rating, citing greater resilience

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2025-03-15
Ratings agency Moody's on Friday upgraded Greece's credit rating, pulling the country out of junk territory after its years of struggling to recover from a debt crisis. "The upgrade reflects our view that Greece's sovereign credit profile now has greater resilience to potential future shocks. The public finances have improved more quickly than we had expected," Moody's Ratings said in a statement. juj/sst/acb ...
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