“Moody's” revises Turkey's credit rating
Finance
- 02 June, 2018
- 10:15
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Baku. 2 June. REPORT.AZ/ “Moody's” international rating agency started to revise Turkey's credit rating
"Report" informs about it by referring to Turkish media.
According to the information, the agency explained this by the uncertainty of the country's macroeconomic policy in the near future.
Let's remind, that on March 8, “Moody's” lowered Turkey's credit rating from "Ba1" to "Ba2" and changed the rating outlook from "Negative" to "Fixed".
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