S&P Reviews Romania's Creditworthiness
S&P Global Ratings completed its annual review of Romania's creditworthiness on October 10.
The review involves assigning scores to 5-6 key indicators, without modifying or maintaining the sovereign rating.
Rating Assessment
Romania's rating remains "BBB-" with a negative outlook, positioned at the last step of the "investment-grade" category.
The country's rating is based on quantitatively assessed dimensions, with flexibility in the final rating determination.
Fiscal and Debt Concerns
S&P identifies fiscal and debt as the most problematic areas for Romania.
Romania's rating remains "BBB-" with a negative outlook.
Author's summary: S&P reviews Romania's creditworthiness.
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