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Standard & Poor’s höjer Greklands långsiktiga kreditbetyg till B-

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STOCKHOLM (Direkt) Kreditvärderingsinstitutet Standard & Poor’s höjer Greklands långsiktiga kreditbetyg till B- och det kortsiktiga kreditbetyget till B, båda från tidigare SD (Selective Default). Utsikterna är stabila.

Det rapporterar Bloomberg News.

Det uppgraderade kreditbetyget kommer efter att Grekland fått tillräckligt med bud i sitt återköpsprogram för att nå det mål som krävdes för att frigöra nästa utbetalning av stödlån från EU och IMF.

Det höjda kreditbetyget återspeglar även euroländernas beslutsamhet i att Grekland fortsatt ska vara en del av eurosamarbetet.

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