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Spain sovereign credit rating assessments

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Latest: Spain's Arcadi España pushes for new regional financing model

Spain’s sovereign credit rating has seen divergent assessments from major agencies. Scope Rating upgraded Spain’s debt rating from A to A+ with a stable outlook, citing sustained economic performance, strong domestic dem

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Senegal debt crisis, IMF deal, and rising social unrest

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Latest: Senegal and IMF reach $2.2 billion agreement amid debt restructuring

Senegal is navigating a severe debt crisis following the discovery of previously undeclared financial commitments, which pushed public debt estimates to between 125% and 132% of GDP by the end of 2024. An IMF investigati

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Tanzania sovereign credit rating outlook

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Latest: Standard & Poor's and Fitch issue credit rating updates for Saudi Arabia and Tunisia

Fitch Ratings affirmed Tanzania’s long-term foreign- and local-currency issuer default ratings at ‘B+’ and upgraded its outlook from stable to positive. The agency attributed this shift to strengthening macroeconomic fun

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Sri Lanka sovereign credit rating trajectory

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Latest: Moody’s issues updated credit ratings for Philippines, Sri Lanka, and Pakistan

In late July 2026, Standard & Poor's reaffirmed Sri Lanka’s sovereign credit rating at CCC+, highlighting stronger tax collection and a notable rise in debt‑transparency scores that placed the country among the world’s f

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AirBaltic liquidity crisis and bond restructuring

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Latest: airBaltic faces financial issues following high-interest bond issuance

In late June 2026 Latvia’s finance minister reiterated that state aid was unavailable and warned that any reduction in flight capacity would have to come from airBaltic’s own plan. At the same time shareholders elected a

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