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Finland: AAA Betyg kan sänkas om åvstramning avslutas

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STOCKHOLM (Direkt) Enligt Standard & Poor’s kan Finlands kreditbetyg, AAA, komma att sänkas om inte den finländska regeringen fortsätter att strama åt.

Det skriver S&P i en rapport på torsdagen.

“En stor avvikelse från den nuvarande banan mot finanspolitisk konsolidering, om den inte kombineras med tillväxtstärkande strukturella reformer, skulle kunna pressa vårt kreditbetyg på Finland”, skriver S&P.

Enligt S&P kan strukturella svagheter påverka Finlands tillväxtutsikter, och institutet ser risker mot att landets tillväxt skulle stiga under 2012 och 2013.

Vidare skriver S&P att det är en överraskning att Finlands export inte har lyckats matcha Tysklands.

 

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