Setback for the efforts towards a settlement of the debt crisis: France owns no more top credit standing at the rating agency Moody's. Moody's graded the creditworthiness of the euro-country on late Monday around a mark of "Aaa" on "Aa1". The view remains negative, an other gradation threatens with it.
Moody's explained the step with the fact that of France long-term economic growth views had become overcast. The country has lost in competitiveness, explained the rating agency in Frankfurt. The financial view is unsafe. It is also computable less and less as France takes future shocks in the eurozone.
A worse rating can complicate the monetary procurement in the capital market and raise the price of. The devaluation looks especially difficult because France belongs to the biggest national economies of the eurozone. Also the German top rating stands in Moody's under observation.
wirtschaftswoche.de
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