Greece was downgraded close to default on Monday, sending 10-year bond yields near to fresh euro-era highs and prompting more worries over the health of the eurozone.
Standard & Poor’s cut Greece’s long-term sovereign credit rating three notches to triple C in a sign the rating agency thinks it will be forced to downgrade Athens to default as private creditors are likely to be involved in the country’s next bail-out.
Greece is now the lowest-rated sovereign in the world, having fallen below Ecuador, Jamaica, Pakistan and Grenada.
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