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  • 19/03/2012 | Argentina

    World Bank considering additional US$3 billion credit for Argentina

    President Cristina Fernández de Kircher met with the World Bank’s regional vice president for Latin America Hasan Tuluy for over an hour in the Government House and discussed with him the possibility of increasing Argentina’s credit for an additional $3 billion. 

  • 03/04/2012 | Argentina

    Restrictions placed on withdrawal of dollars abroad

    The Central Bank made official today new restrictions on the withdrawal of US dollars abroad. As of today those who wish to withdraw dollars from their Argentine bank account with a debit card, while out of the country, must already have money in that currency in their account.

  • 01/07/2011 | Argentina

    CFK blasts credit organizations, announces tax revenue

    President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner announced that the tax revenue soared 30.5 percent in June, year-on-year, during the last day of the Central Bank Monetary Conference. The Head of State also referred to the Greek crisis and assured that “the more they delay the solution for the problem, more terrible will be the crisis, as it happened to Argentina in 2001.”

  • 10/08/2011 | Argentina

    'No credit rating agency will give us an A, B or C,' Boudou says at final campaign rally

    Economy Minister and Victory Front vice-presidential candidate Amado Boudou, confirmed that “no credit rating agency will give us an A, B or C. It’s us who decide who to lend money to.” Amidst an international financial crisis, Argentina “doesn’t need any special plan, we just have to follow the path we’ve taken,” he said.

  • 07/12/2011 | Argentina

    US backs IDB loan for Argentina

    Argentina will receive a loan worth US$400 million, or 1.7 billion pesos, from the Inter-American Development Bank to carry out infrastructure improvements in poor neighbourhoods, the government said yesterday. The decision follows an about-turn made by the US to approve credits to President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner’s government after several refusals to do so.

  • 10/10/2012 | World

    S&P cuts Spain credit rating to BBB-minus

    Standard & Poor's cut Spain's sovereign credit rating to BBB-minus, just above junk territory, citing a deepening economic recession that is limiting the government's policy options to arrest the slide.

  • 28/11/2011 | World

    Fitch warns of US downgrade if no budget deal in 2013

    Fitch Ratings warned it may cut the United States' AAA rating if policymakers fail to agree in 2013 on a plan to reduce the country's ballooning budget deficits.

  • 05/12/2011 | World

    Downgrade threat a clarion call for euro reform

    A threat by Standard & Poors to slash credit ratings across the euro zone has sounded a clarion call, which could help Nicolas Sarkozy and Angela Merkel force through a change to the European Union treaty at a summit this week.

  • 07/12/2011 | World

    S&P puts European Union on watch for credit downgrade

    Standard & Poor's warned that it could cut the credit ratings of the European Union and large euro-zone banks if a mass downgrade of euro-zone countries materializes.

  • 27/01/2011 | World

    S&P cuts Japan sovereign debt rating; warning to rich world

    Standard & Poor's cut Japan's credit rating for the first time since 2002, saying Tokyo lacked a plan to deal with its mounting debt, in a warning that will rattle other heavily indebted rich nations.

  • 29/03/2011 | World

    Standard & Poor's downgrades Portugal, Greece credit ratings

    Standard & Poor's cut its foreign currency credit rating on Portugal by one notch to BBB-minus and Greece's rating by two notches to "BB-" from "BB+.

  • 29/03/2011 | World

    Standard & Poor's downgrades Portugal, Greece credit ratings

    Standard & Poor's cut its foreign currency credit rating on Portugal by one notch to BBB-minus and Greece's rating by two notches to "BB-" from "BB+.

  • 26/01/2012 | Latin America

    Moody's upgrades Uruguay's credit rating to positive

    Moody’s Investors Service revised Uruguay’s credit outlook, and moved it up from "stable" to "positive," citing as reasons the "fiscal discipline that led the country to ease deficits and decrease its foreign debt metrics."


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