Sunday, October 23, 2011

Rating Ireland falls and pulls the euro

The rating agency Standard & Poor's on Wednesday lowered the ratings of Ireland for the obligations of foreign and local currency 'A-/A-1 "to" A-/ A -2. Against this backdrop, the euro headed for the reduction of BME-power with the agent, the set remains the form of Su-lo-ve-nye x-Ray-tin-gi-il-lan-stage in the call list-ke Rating Watch "negative", then a WHO-can-but-far-neck for-ni-as-of. Mar-ki-re of-a-gi-ro-va-whether worsening of the six-yard of Ting-gov Il-lan-stage Pas-de-no-eat chicken-s ca-ro-re in parameters from the long-la-rum. Cro-ME is the first, pre-move-sequence 10-years-of-their own-li-ha-tions Il-lan-stage pro-long-Ms-La Snee of the same-more-more-honey flax Ny-mi-so na-mi are following you-ho-da press-re-li-a. As a pro-SAP-zi-ru-em S & P, de-fi-op ones-ku-slit of Accounts is the plate-TER-but-second ba-lan-sa-il-lan-stage to con-zu second- yes MO Jette bias thread-Xia ak-TIV-nym Salle before. As of 14:10 euro was worth 1.3792 dollars compared with 1.3829 dollars per euro for the previous session, reports Bloomberg. In tandem with the Japanese national currency, єvro fell this time to 112.41 against 112.51 yen Yeni per euro on Tuesday. The dollar rose to 81.47 yen during trading on Wednesday against Yeni 81.35 per dollar yesterday.

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