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/ 178.36.36.* / 2010-03-08 18:15
Teraz zabierają się za Portugalię...Wspieranie śliną, zamiast pieniędzy nic nie pomoże...
Moody's warned that the debt and deposit ratings of Portuguese banks are at risk not just from a potential downgrade of the sovereign rating, but also from "an assessment of the government's decreasing ability and, potentially, willingness to support the country's banking system."
Euro Will Still Fall Despite Sarkozy
Continued economic and political problems in Greece mean that Sarkozy's reassurance of euro zone support won't last. Portugal and Spain also pose risks and as euro zone growth slows, the ECB will delay rate hikes.
Olga Cerqueira, a Moody's analyst who wrote the report, said the government may not support banks, firstly because it cannot due to an erosion in the its credit fundamentals, and secondly as governments across Europe phase out extraordinary support for financial systems.
Moody's has a negative outlook on Portugal's Aa2 credit rating. S&P rates Portugal at A+, with a negative outlook, two notches below Moody's and Fitch.