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The Greek government's efforts to pull its economy out of crisis have been dealt a massive blow as its debt rating has been slashed.
Originally posted by solargeddon
The Greek government's efforts to pull its economy out of crisis have been dealt a massive blow as its debt rating has been slashed.
So what now for Greece ?
And what does this mean for the rest of us ?
Whatever this means, its certainly not good news
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Originally posted by solargeddon
Greek Debt Rating Now the lowest in the World !
Originally posted by alfa1
Originally posted by solargeddon
Greek Debt Rating Now the lowest in the World !
Just to be a bit pedantic, this headline is a bit misleading.
Its the worst in the world ONLY of the countries that this one particular agency rate, and they dont rate them all.
Only about half the countries in the world have a S&P rating.
Lots of those small sh*&^&^ third world countries, they dont bother with.
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