Fitch
Fitch questions if UK economy can return to sustainable growthFitch is the second of the three main credit rating agencies to cut the UK's AAA credit rating after Moody's leaving just Standard & Poor's keeping the UK at the top tier. |
Fitch expected to downgrade UK AAA rating in AprilCredit ratings agency Fitch has put the UK's AAA rating on negative watch after the OBR cut growth forecasts and said it will take longer for the UK to cut government borrowing. |
OBR says loss of AAA rating would not raise borrowing costsThe Office for Budget Responsibility head Robert Chote told MPs last week that the loss of the UK's AAA credit rating would not increase the cost of borrowing. |
Fitch warns UK could lose triple-A credit ratingOne of the leading ratings agencies, Fitch, has warned that the UK could lose its triple-A credit rating after George Osborne admitted he would miss one of his deficit reduction targets. |
UK has 1 in 2 chance of losing its AAA status, says FitchA second credit ratings agency has warned that the UK could lose its triple A status. Fitch said there is a 50:50 chance of being downgraded. |
Fitch says Italy's credit rating likely to be downgradedRating agency Fitch warns that Italy is likely to be downgraded by the end of January citing its high debt and a lack of a plan to tackle the euro debt crisis. |
Fitch says solution to euro debt crisis is 'beyond reach'Fitch has cut France's outlook to "negative" and placed six other countries on "credit watch negative", saying a full solution to the debt crisis is "beyond reach". |
Six big banks have credit ratings cut by FitchFitch has cut the credit ratings of some of the world's biggest banks, including Barclays. |
Fitch downgrades RBS & Lloyds, puts Barclays on rating watchThe ratings agency, Fitch has lowered the credit rating of the Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) and Lloyds, both part-owned by the UK taxpayer and placed Barclays on rating watch. |
Fitch downgrades Spanish and Italian government debtCredit ratings agency, Fitch, has announced that it is downgrading Italy and Spain's government debt because of the increased risk the euro debt crisis has bought. |
Newsletter sign up