That generous blanket deposit guarantee from the Irish government is starting to look a little silly.
Ireland has become the first western European country to have its top-notch credit rating given a negative outloook by Moody’s Investors Service, in a further sign of the strains being put on national economies by the financial crisis.
Ireland has already been given a warning that it could soon lose its triple-A status by rival agency Standard & Poor’s, which has already downgraded Spain, Greece and Portugal in recent weeks.
(from the FT)
Friday, January 30, 2009
Ireland faces rating dowgrade
Labels:
irish property bubble,
Northern Ireland,
UK,
UK economy,
UK housing
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