Moody giảm hạng tín dụng của Israel có thể bị giảm thêm

The Gold 10 data on September 28th reported that due to the escalation of the conflict between Israel and Hezbollah in the region, Moody’s downgraded Israel’s credit rating from “A2” to “Baa1” by two notches on Friday and maintained a negative outlook. Moody’s said: “The main reason for the downgrade is that we believe that geopolitical risks have further intensified to a very high level, which will have a substantial negative impact on Israel’s short-term and long-term creditworthiness.” Moody’s warned that the uncertainty surrounding Israel’s security and long-term economic prospects is “significantly higher than the typical level of Baa rating”, and falling below this level would mean losing investment-grade rating for Israel. Moody’s said: “If the current tension with Hezbollah escalates into a full-scale conflict, Israel’s rating may be further downgraded, possibly by multiple notches.”