Due to the stabilization of political situation in Ukraine International rating agency “Moody’s Investors Service” reviewed the possibility of changing the rating assessment for Ukraine modifying the ‘developing’ status for the ‘stable’ one.
According to the Moody’s rating service the sphere of national and foreign currency obligations in Ukraine has been marked by “B1” index and got the stable status. It also confirmed the B2 country ceiling for foreign-currency bank deposits.
At the end of January international rating agencies, “Fitch” and “Rating and Investment Information Inc.” (Japan), increased Ukraine’s long-term rating of the national and foreign currency from “B+” to “BB-“ and characterized it as stable.
The latest studies on the Ukrainian rating positions were held by another influential rating agency “Standard & Poor’s” in summer 2004. Then the country’s long-term ratings were raised to “B+” level and short-term ratings on national and foreign currency obligations confirmed on “B” level. The rating prognosis was changed to ’stable’.
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