Tuesday, December 25, 2012

S&P boosts Greece's credit rating | Synopsis

S&P boosts Greece's credit rating

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S&P lifted Greece's credit rating six notches to B-minus from selective default, a rating it slapped on Greece earlier this month when Greece entered into a debt buyback program with private bondholders. Tuesday's upgrade reflects the completion of the buyback as well as the eurozone finance ministers' approval to release an additional €49. 1 billion in aid to Greece, S&P said. Greece received its first bailout two and a half years ago, and worries persist that the country's still massive debt levels could lead to a messy exit from Europe's monetary union. In 2013, the country's debt level is expected to reach 190% of GDP, and the economy is set to enter its sixth year of recession, with unemployment at a lofty 25%. But S&P is optimistic.

S&P boosts Greece's credit rating

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Company: S&P

Overall Sentiment: 0.284119

Relevance: 0.358575

Country: Greece

Overall Sentiment: 0.30921

Relevance: 0.969463

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