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Turkiet: Moody´s höjer betyg till Ba1, positiva utsikter

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STOCKHOLM (Direkt) Moody's höjer Turkiets kredtibetyg till Ba1, med positiva utsikter, från tidigare Ba2.

Moody's hänvisar dels till den betydande förbättringen i Turkiets offentliga finanser och ökade kapaciteten att hantera chocker i statens balansräkning, dels till de policyåtgärder som syftar till att hantera externa obalanser, som det stora bytesbalansunderskottet som är den största kreditrisken för landet.

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