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Fiscal reforms to play crucial role: S&PS&P has a "negative" outlook on India’s barely investment-grade, BBBminus, rating. Other two global ratings firms, Fitch and Moody’s, also ...- BJP win to boost sentiment, policies to determine ratingPositive investor sentiment, which got a boost in the run-up to the LS polls, is likely to be sustained following the thumping victory of t...
- New government to have good political platform to tackle structural issues: Standard & Poor's"In our view, NDA's strong showing indicates that it will have a reasonably good political platform to tackle structural issues,” S&P said ...
- Rating will depend upon reform initiatives of new government: Standard & Poor'sReforms initiative of the new government and its fiscal policies in the next 2-3 months will have a significant bearing on the countries cr...
- Rating will depend upon reform initiatives of new government: S&PReforms initiative of new government and its fiscal policies will have significant bearing on countries credit rating, Standard & P said.
- Implementation of economic reforms in India uncertain: S&PDespite calling the government's announcements on FDI as an encouraging development, Ogawa at S&P said that uncertainty persisted over impl...
- S&P lowers India's 2012 GDP growth forecast to 5.5 per centThe lack of monsoon rains has affected India, for which agriculture still forms a substantial part of the economy, the ratings agency said.
- India's downgrade likely if government fails to correct fiscal situation: Standard & Poor'sIndia's sovereign credit rating can be downgraded to junk status if the government fails to address fiscal imbalances, the ratings agency s...
- Standard & Poor's hails reform steps by governmentStandard & Poor's has welcomed big-ticket reform measures taken by the government.
- Unfavorable macro developments and policy slippages risk to India rating: Deutsche BankDeutsche Bank said slow growth and govt's inability to achieve fiscal consolidation could be key risks to India's ratings outlook in the co...
- Japan 'may be' close to a downgrade, says S&PS&P's said Japanese PM Noda's administration hasn't made progress in tackling public debt burden, an indication it may be preparing to lowe...
- No immediate threat to India's sovereign rating: S&P"We do not see an immediate impact on India's sovereign rating resulting from the lowering of the US sovereign rating," S&P sovereign analy...
- Union Budget 2011: Govt may struggle to meet fiscal deficit target of 4.6 pc: S&PIn fiscal 2010-2011, the government benefited from revenues from 3G licensing and proceeds from divestment of state-owned corporations.
- Achieving 9% growth is quite possible for India : Takahira Ogawa, Standard & Poor’sWith all eyes set on the possible steps that Monday’s budget may take to manage India’s worrisome fiscal deficit, Takahira Ogawa, Director,...
- Prolonged debt crisis in Europe could impact India: S&PStandard & Poor's has said that a prolonged and widespread debt crisis in Europe could have a negative impact on Indian economy.
- Stability to have positive impact on rating: S&PThe victory of the Congress-led UPA will also have a positive impact on the credit rating of the country. Formation of a stable government ...
- Govt seeks $4.2 bn from World Bank to recapitalise banksGovt is seeking a funding of $4.2 bn from World Bank towards banks recapitalisation. Gainers: BSE ( A, B ) | NSE | Losers: BSE ( A, B ) | N...
- India's economic growth prospects remain strong: S&PStandard & Poor's said that India's growth prospects would remain strong on account of buoyancy in its investment climate and good governme...
- Japan's economy plagued by slow growth, political stalemateJapan, a nation seemingly caught in a web of political stalemate and slowing growth, for now, finds itself stuck--with little potential for...
- S&P affirms investment grade sovereign rating to IndiaGlobal credit rating agency Standard and Poor's today affirmed an investment grade long-term sovereign rating for India, saying its economi...
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