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GREKLAND: S&P SÄNKER BETYG TILL CC FR CCC, NEG UTSIKTER

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STOCKHOLM (Direkt) Kreditvärderingsföretaget Standard & Poors sänker sitt kreditbetyg för den grekiska statens långfristiga upplåning till CC från tidigare CCC. Utsikterna för betyget är negativa.

Det skriver Bloomberg News.

Enligt Standard & Poor´s kommer den föreslagna restruktureringen av den grekiska statsskulden att leda till inställda betalningar på vissa delar. Vidare kommer utbyten av skuldpapper kommer att leda till förluster för kommersiella kreditgivare.

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