Significados de sovereign downgrade em inglês

A sovereign downgrade is usually accompanied by cuts in ratings at that country's banks.

Trani, closing arguments by defence and prosecution in trial over Fitch Ratings' sovereign downgrade of Italy.

Moody's also took negative action on most Japanese banks as it usually does after a sovereign downgrade.

Luis Gonzali, a portfolio manager at Franklin Templeton, said though the sovereign downgrade was expected, the outlook was a worry.

The sovereign downgrade resulted from S&P's concerns about Greece's ability to implement the reforms needed to address its high debt burden.

A troubled succession could have a major negative impact on stocks and the baht and raise the risk of a sovereign downgrade.

Firing Pravin Gordhan while he was abroad on an investor roadshow and the subsequent sovereign downgrade rattled local markets and investors worldwide.

A troubled succession could have a major negative impact on stocks and the baht THB= and raise the risk of a sovereign downgrade.

The euro was the backfoot due to uncertainty over Spain's bailout prospects, with S&P's two-notch sovereign downgrade of Spain dampening the mood further.

The sovereign downgrade, though expected by a number of analysts, hit the peso, pushing it down by 2% against the dollar.

It was simply a follow-on from the sovereign downgrade announced by the ratings agency last Friday, he said, and so didn't surprise the market.

He added the sovereign downgrade in August and uncertainty about the continuation of the banking guarantee had caused this, but deposits had since stabilised.

The government faces pressures over a heavily indebted investment fund, 1MDB, and the risk that its weak fiscal position could trigger a sovereign downgrade.

The revenue could help Brazil plug a budget hole and slow down growth in public debt after it suffered a sovereign downgrade last week.

It was dealt a further blow late Monday when Moody's followed up its sovereign downgrade by slashing the ratings of the country's banking system.

Any sector that relies on capital markets for funding is vulnerable to sovereign downgrades.