Fitch debased Hungary’s credit rating
Fitch Ratings affirmed Hungary’s investment grade BBB sovereign rating but changed the outlook to negative from stable at a scheduled review on Friday.
Fitch said higher global interest rates, volatile energy prices and weakening demand in Hungary’s key export markets is exposing vulnerabilities stemming from a policy mix that is “influenced by political considerations”.
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Source: MTI
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