Kowalczyk: No signs for Polish raitings to be downgraded
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"There are no signals that rating agencies will lower Polish raitings. All macroeconomic indicators were positively good and everything came to the norm after a temporary scruple. So we do not have leaks that someone wants to decrease. If you ask whether they can, obviously they can. No one can forbid them. It is hard to deny, " chairman of the Government Standing Committee Henryk Kowalczyk told PAP.
On March 11, Henryk Kowalczyk said there could be a further downgrade of Polish raitings by one of the agency. In mid-January, rating agency Standard & Poor's pulled down the long-term rating of Polish debt in foreign currency to the level of "BBB plus" from "A minus". The rating outlook is negative. On the same day, Fitch confirmed the Polish long-term rating at "A minus" with a stable outlook.