S&P confirms Turkey's credit rating

Friday, 18 February 2005 08:48:46 (GMT+3)   |  
       

S&P confirms Turkey’s credit rating

International credit rating agency Standard and Poor's (S&P) confirmed Turkey's long term foreign currency “BB-“ and its long term local currency rating “BB” as well as short term foreign and local currency “B”. In addition, S&P also stated the outlook on ratings as stable. S&P says in a statement that credit rating in BB category reflects the macro-economic sustainability. Deliberation process with the EU and stand-by deal with the IMF contributes the credit rating.

Similar articles

Global View on HRC: Optimism on prices still losing momentum in most regions, except Europe, due to declines in China  

31 Mar | Flats and Slab

World crude steel output up 0.8 percent in 2016

25 Jan | Steel News

World crude steel output up 0.4 percent in January-November

21 Dec | Steel News

World crude steel output down 0.1 percent in January-October

22 Nov | Steel News

World crude steel output down 3.6 percent in Jan-Mar

20 Apr | Steel News

World crude steel output down 3.3 percent in February

21 Mar | Steel News

World crude steel output down 2.9 percent in 2015

20 Jan | Steel News

Are Turkey’s rebar exports finally seeing a demand revival?

22 Nov | Longs and Billet

Turkey’s HDG exports face strong competition

20 Nov | Flats and Slab

Competition still fierce in Turkey’s flat steel export markets

01 Nov | Flats and Slab