• On 21 May 2013, Moody’s announced rating actions on MBIA Insurance Corp., National Public Finance Guarantee Corp., MBIA Inc. and other related entities. Because of the large number of credits across several asset classes affected by these rating actions, including Moody's-rated securities that are guaranteed or "wrapped" by these companies, ratings appearing on this website may not yet reflect current information. For current information on affected credits, please visit www.moodys.com/fig.
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Euro Area Sovereign Crisis & Affected Credits
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Euro area sovereigns continue to be subject to significant market pressure and face economic and policy challenges affecting their credit. Sovereign credit problems affect other issuers in the region. This page provides a centralized source for Moody’s rating actions and research related to sovereigns and other credits affected by the crisis.
 

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  • 20 May 2013
    • Italy's Stronger Budgetary Performance Still Justifies Higher Rating Than Spain
      In our view, Spain has advanced further in correcting the loss in its external competitiveness and - given the more favourable political constellation than in Italy - the Spanish authorities should also be able to implement further structural reforms more easily than in Italy. Consequently, our base-case scenario anticipates a somewhat stronger growth recovery over the medium term in Spain than in Italy... Full Report​​
  • 15 May 2013
    • Luxembourg’s credit risks from oversized financial sector remain contained
      Although the risks to Luxembourg stemming from its oversized financial sector have increased since the beginning of the euro area crisis, we continue to assess these risks as “low” because we believe that the government’s balance sheet is not susceptible to the same level of deterioration that other European countries with large banking systems have experienced during the crisis. Nonetheless, the risk of a systemic shock in Luxembourg’s financial industry damaging economic growth and thereby undermining the government’s balance sheet remains the main risk facing this small country... Full Report
  • 10 May 2013
    • Greece’s approval of omnibus bill, first major privatisation and surpassed fiscal targets are credit positive
      The bill’s approval is credit positive as (1) it reflects increased political commitment to fiscal consolidation and the economic reform agenda; (2) it will rejuvenate and streamline the public-sector workforce; and (3) along with other measures in the Omnibus bill, it paved the way for disbursements under the Second Economic Adjustment Program for Greece totalling €8.8 billion. Moreover, the country’s first major privatisation reflects improved investor confidence and will help the government meet its fiscal targets... Full Report​​

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