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Moody’s prepara una rebaja inminente de la nota de la banca española
La evaluación mide el impacto que el rescate con fondos europeos puede tener sobre el sector
Moody's prepares an imminent downgrade of Spanish banks note
The evaluation measures the impact that the European bailout may have on the sector
Agencies Madrid 25 JUN 2012 - 14:23 CET
The evaluation measures the impact that the European bailout may have on the sector
Agencies Madrid 25 JUN 2012 - 14:23 CET
The rating agency Moody's risk will lower the rating of Spanish banks in the coming hours, ensure financial sources cited by Reuters and EFE. The official announcement will be made later today at the close of Wall Street, or first thing tomorrow.
The degradation is the reduction of three steps of the Spanish public debt of June 13, when the rating agency left the solvency of Spain to the brink of junk status. The downgrade from A3 to Baa3 with negative outlook, was justified in the "very limited" access to finance and weak economic situation.
One source says that entities have already been informed of the impending cuts, which measures the potential impact on the Spanish banking rescue that the government has formally requested today in Brussels.
The assessment of risk measurement agency will also consider the consequences of an increased likelihood that financial institutions have to face further losses.
previous qualifications
Fitch is the author of the recent downgrade of Spanish banks. On 12 June, the agency cut the rating of 18 Spanish banks like Popular, BMN group, Liberbank, the Bank Castilla-La Mancha, Unicaja or Cajamar, a day after being cut by two notches the rating of the two largest groups, BBVA and Santander.
A month earlier, in late April, another agency, Standard & Poor's also cut out the note after eleven Spanish companies do the same with the Spanish sovereign.
The degradation is the reduction of three steps of the Spanish public debt of June 13, when the rating agency left the solvency of Spain to the brink of junk status. The downgrade from A3 to Baa3 with negative outlook, was justified in the "very limited" access to finance and weak economic situation.
One source says that entities have already been informed of the impending cuts, which measures the potential impact on the Spanish banking rescue that the government has formally requested today in Brussels.
The assessment of risk measurement agency will also consider the consequences of an increased likelihood that financial institutions have to face further losses.
previous qualifications
Fitch is the author of the recent downgrade of Spanish banks. On 12 June, the agency cut the rating of 18 Spanish banks like Popular, BMN group, Liberbank, the Bank Castilla-La Mancha, Unicaja or Cajamar, a day after being cut by two notches the rating of the two largest groups, BBVA and Santander.
A month earlier, in late April, another agency, Standard & Poor's also cut out the note after eleven Spanish companies do the same with the Spanish sovereign.
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