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S&P keeps Israel's A credit rating, stable outlook unchanged

2d ago ·  Source: JNS 91Objectivity score91/100

S&P Global Ratings left Israel’s sovereign credit rating unchanged at A with a stable outlook after its scheduled semiannual review on Friday, Calcalist reported on Saturday.An S&P spokesperson told Calcalist that the agency did not publish a new report. The key factors underpinning the Jewish state's rating had not changed since the previous review, the spokesperson said.The rating remains two notches below Israel's prewar AA- level. S&P had downgraded Israel in April and October 2024.

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