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Standard & Poor's on Friday downgraded Venezuela's credit ratings as it implemented a new methodology more heavily focused on political risk—a key weakness in the oil-producing country.
S&P cut Venezuela's long-term sovereign rating to B-plus from BB-minus. The outlook on the new rating is stable. The agency's new methodology was published on June 30, a little more than a month before it invoked political concerns to downgrade U.S. credit ratings.
Originally posted by XplanetX
reply to post by Vitchilo
He will be lucky if the American's don't send the tanks in. They have to protect the US dollar, right?
Originally posted by XplanetX
What happens when a country like Germany asks for it's gold. It has 3,500 tonnes, more than 70% of this is held by the federal reserve.