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[Title] => Japan credit rating agency upgrades RP credit outlook
[Summary] => The Japan Credit Rating Agency (JCRA) upgraded yesterday its outlook on the country’s credit rating from "negative" to "stable," affirming all of its credit rating on the government’s long term debts.
Usually the most upbeat of the four major credit rating agencies, JCRA warned, however, that political uncertainty might persist as long as anti-government forces take advantage of the dissatisfied segments of the armed forces.
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[Title] => Japan agency retains ‘BBB’ rating for RP debt papers
[Summary] => The Japan Credit Rating Agency (JCRA) has retained its "BBB" rating on the Philippines’ long-term foreign currency borrowings, the company said in a statement.
JCRA is Japan’s biggest credit rating agency and has the reputation of being the most optimistic among the major credit rating agencies that keep a tight watch on the Philippines and its travails.
According to JCRA, the Philippines had managed to maintain a "comparatively stable macro-economic performance" despite its occasional political instability.
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[Summary] => The Japan Credit Rating Agency (JCRA) upgraded yesterday its outlook on the country’s credit rating from "negative" to "stable," affirming all of its credit rating on the government’s long term debts.
Usually the most upbeat of the four major credit rating agencies, JCRA warned, however, that political uncertainty might persist as long as anti-government forces take advantage of the dissatisfied segments of the armed forces.
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[Title] => Japan agency retains ‘BBB’ rating for RP debt papers
[Summary] => The Japan Credit Rating Agency (JCRA) has retained its "BBB" rating on the Philippines’ long-term foreign currency borrowings, the company said in a statement.
JCRA is Japan’s biggest credit rating agency and has the reputation of being the most optimistic among the major credit rating agencies that keep a tight watch on the Philippines and its travails.
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