French debt: “The only signal given by Moody’s is that the moment is too flammable to strike a match”
The American agency maintained France's rating at Aa3 on Friday, despite the country's inability to correct its budgetary trajectory. Since the Greek crisis of 2010, where they were accused of playing arsonists,…
The American agency maintained France's rating at Aa3 on Friday, despite the country's inability to correct its budgetary trajectory. Since the Greek crisis of 2010, where they were accused of playing arsonists, agencies have preferred to take their time, analyzes Isabelle Chaperon, columnist for the “World” Economy department.
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