Moritz Kraemer News
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Italy’s Five Star Movement will only provide voting support for a new government that it leads, said the populist group’s founder, Beppe Grillo.
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U.K. Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne’s budget this month may determine whether Britain keeps its top credit rating at Standard & Poor’s, according to the ratings company.
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Cypriots return to the ballot box today to elect a new leader who can avert the island nation’s financial collapse after a first-round presidential election failed to deliver an absolute winner.
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The U.S. lost its top credit grade in August because of the imminent danger of a “real liquidity crisis,” and Standard & Poor’s made no errors in its analysis, said Moritz Kraemer, managing director of sovereign ratings.
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The U.K. may avoid a downgrade, even as subdued growth prospects make it harder for Britain to achieve its fiscal targets, according to Standard & Poor’s.
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Standard & Poor’s analyst Moritz Kraemer said Italy is the country most under scrutiny by policy makers as its financing needs are larger than the support available from Europe’s crisis-fighting resources.
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Greece will probably have to restructure its debt again and this may involve bailout partners such as European governments, said Moritz Kraemer, head of sovereign ratings at Standard & Poor’s.
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Norway’s Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg said Europe’s success in calming debt markets doesn’t alter the fact that the continent is sinking into a deepening labor market crisis.
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Finland has emerged as the safest credit inside the euro area. That assessment does little to ease Prime Minister Jyrki Katainen’s concerns that his economy run by aging Finns risks losing competitiveness.
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Britain requires a “sustained” effort to keep its top credit rating, even after the government announced the steepest cuts in spending in a generation, said Moritz Kraemer , head of sovereign ratings for Europe, Middle East and Africa at Standard & Poor’s.
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