Ratingagentur: Moody's hebt Griechenland an und senkt Polens Bonitätsnote
Die Ratingagentur Moody's blickt optimistischer auf die Kreditwürdigkeit Griechenlands. Polens Bonitätsnote sinkt einer anhaltenden Verschlechterung der Haushaltslage von „A2“ auf „A3“.
Moody's Rating Agency has downgraded Greece's creditworthiness outlook to "positive" from "stable", while keeping its credit rating at "Baa3". This assessment reflects Moody's belief that structural reforms are strengthening the country's economic and financial resilience. The agency cites the solid reform record and favorable structural indicators for Greece's debt sustainability. However, Greece's debt burden is expected to remain among the highest of any country rated by Moody's until the end of the decade.
Poland's credit rating has been lowered to "A3" from "A2" by Moody's due to a persistent deterioration in the country's household budget situation. The outlook remains "stable", indicating that the rating change reflects balanced risks at the new rating level. The national fiscal framework has lost some effectiveness, and political constraints and the parliamentary election in November 2027 are likely to delay significant consolidation of Polish public finances.
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