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S&P reaffirms Israel's credit rating

The rating agency kept Israel's credit rating at A with a stable outlook, six months after the previous review.


International credit rating agency S&P has completed its semi-annual review of the Israeli economy and decided to maintain the credit rating at A, with a stable outlook. This was reported this morning by Ynet and Globes.

According to the reports, the decision comes six months after the previous affirmation, against the backdrop of security risks and pressures on the state budget. The agency did not publish a detailed report following the review, but indicated that the main rating factors remained unchanged. Further details have not yet been released.

Sources: ynet — כלכלה, גלובס — שוק ההון בעולם

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