Fitch Ratings reaffirms Israel’s long-term sovereign credit rating at A with a negative outlook, citing fiscal challenges, governance concerns, and security risks. The agency projects a declining deficit but warns of continued economic pressures.
Global credit ratings agency Moody’s projects that Israel’s credit rating, currently standing at BAA1, will remain at its current level through 2025.
The massive downgrade in Israel's credit rating and long-term economic outlook should raise eyebrows, given the country’s rock-solid fundamentals. Israel has returned to its prewar status as one of the world’s strongest and safest economies. Opinion.
Fitch's top sovereign rating analyst says that Israel’s credit rating, currently rated "A," could be positively impacted by a ceasefire in Gaza.
Moody's issues update on Israel’s credit rating, says it is too early to determine whether the ceasefire agreement with Hezbollah has "significantly and sustainably" mitigated the risks that led to the downgrading of Israel's credit rating.
S&P Global downgrades Israel's long-term ratings to A from A+ with a negative outlook.
Moody's downgrades Israel's credit rating from A2 to Baa1 with a negative outlook. Israel’s Accountant General: Moody's decision is excessive and unjustified.
International credit ratings company Fitch downgrades Israel's credit rating to “A” from “A+” with a negative outlook. Accountant General: The Israeli economy will know how to deal with all the challenges we face.
International credit rating agency Moody's reaffirms Israel's credit rating at level A2, with a negative outlook, warns of possible conflict between Israel and Iranian proxies.
Ratings agency S&P Global cuts Israel's long-term ratings to A-plus from AA-minus, cites "elevated geopolitical risks for Israel".
The Fitch credit rating agency has announced its reaffirmation of the State of Israel's credit rating at an A+ level and the removal of the 'Negative Watch' warning.
3 days after downgrading Israel's sovereign credit rating over the war, Moody’s Investors Service downgrades short-term deposit ratings of Israel's 5 largest banks.
Bank of Israel governor, Prof. Amir Yaron: 'We knew how to recover from difficult times in the past and quickly return to economic stability. The Israeli economy has the strength to ensure that this will happen this time as well.'
Construction and Housing Minister criticizes Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who responded during Shabbat to Moody's decision to downgrade Israel’s credit rating.
The credit rating agency has issued Israel's first-ever downgrade, citing higher defense spending, the consequences of the war with Hamas, and weakened governmental institutions.
S&P credit rating company follows up on statement in which it lowered Israel's credit outlook from “stable” to “negative”.
S&P credit ratings agency says a ratings downgrade is possible if the military conflict expands substantially.
Moody's credit ratings agency says the review was triggered by the conflict between Israel and Hamas.
PM reacts to Fitch's affirmation of Israel's A+ credit rating. 'Our enemies shouldn't make a mistake - we remain strong.'
'Israel's economy strong, stable, & resilient, whoever invests in Israel profits,' PM Netanyahu, Finance Min. Smotrich, stress in statement.
Fitch cites factors like an "erosion of governance". Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen says she "strongly" disagrees.
Morgan Stanley has lowered Israel's credit score, other rating agencies publish warnings of instability and advise investors to stay away.
PM, Finance Minister say economy is strong after US credit agencies express concern
American rating agencies warn that the judicial reform legislation has made investing in Israel unadvisable.
International credit rating companies reportedly told Israelis they were assured there would be efforts to compromise on judicial reform.
S&P says Israel's credit rating remains at AA- and its credit rating outlook remains "stable".
Prime Minister and Finance Minister respond to Moody's Investors Service lowering Israel's credit ratings to stable.
Credit rating agency cites "deterioration of Israel's governance" due to judicial reform as the reason for the decision.
Senior economic officials believe Moody's will lower Israel's credit rating outlook from positive to stable.
International credit rating agency Moody's Investors Service issues rare warning to Israel over the judicial reform.
As foreign investors warn over Israel’s future, ratings firm accused of anti-Israel bias says it’s not worried — for now.
Governor Prof. Amir Yaron says he met with reps. of international credit agencies, who warned him of damage from proposed judicial reforms.
Credit rating company confirms Israel's credit rating remains at AA-, says the Israeli economy is in very good condition.
International credit rating agency says approval of budget is "in line with our expectations".
Global ratings agency S&P affirms long-term sovereign credit rating on Israel at "AA-/A-1+".
S&P upgrades Israel’s credit rating to AA- with a stable outlook. Kahlon: We will continue to lead a responsible economic and social policy.
Fitch Ratings upgrades Israel's ratings to 'A+' from 'A'. Netanyahu: It's a result of our responsible economic policy.
Moody's Investors Service affirms Israel's credit ratings with a stable outlook.
Standard & Poor's affirms Israel's credit ratings as 'A+/A-1' with a stable outlook.
Standard & Poor's affirms credit ratings for Israel, with a stable outlook. Finance Minister welcomes the announcement.
Beginning in April, organizations that publish credit ratings will fall under the supervision of the TASE, the exchange announced.
Moody's International credit rating agency echoes similarly positive report by S&P, shows economy unshaken by Gaza conflict.
S&P lowers Israel’s long- and short-term local currency sovereign credit ratings to 'A+/A-1'. Lapid unfazed.
Fitch credit rating agency announces it has ratified Israel's credit rating and set it to A with a stable outlook.
Finance Minister Yuval Steinitz meets representatives of Moody’s, asks them to raise Israel's credit rating.
Amid global economic turbulence, Standard & Poor's has Israel's long-term foreign currency credit rating from A to A+.
Obama said he would give the U.S. an “AAAA” credit rating, but Wall Street still had its worst day since 2008.
Standard & Poor's announced Israel's credit rating will remain untouched with a solid forecast, but its US-backed securities took a hit.
Invoking investment guru Warren Buffet, US President Barack Obama dismissed the downgrade of his nation's AAA credit rating.
