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Fitch Ratings has upgraded Ghana's long-term foreign currency issuer default rating from 'B-' to 'B' with a positive outlook. This adjustment reflects Ghana's success in overcoming its financial crisis and restoring sustainable growth.
Fitch Ratings has affirmed Jordan's credit rating at <strong>BB-</strong> with a stable outlook, reflecting the resilience of the Jordanian economy amid regional challenges. This decision underscores the government's ability to manage economic conditions effectively.
Fitch Ratings has confirmed Abu Dhabi's credit rating at 'AA' with a stable outlook, reflecting the strength and stability of the local economy. This announcement comes at a time when the emirate is witnessing significant growth across various sectors.
Fitch Ratings has assigned a stable outlook to Abu Dhabi, reflecting the strength of its local economy and its ability to face challenges. This decision comes as the emirate seeks to enhance investments and diversify its income sources.
Fitch Ratings announced today that it has placed the long-term default ratings of eight major Qatari banks under negative watch. This decision raises concerns about the stability of the financial sector in Qatar amidst global and local challenges.
Fitch Ratings has placed Qatar's long-term sovereign rating at AA on negative watch, citing rising security risks in the Gulf and their potential impact on the energy sector. This decision reflects growing uncertainty in the region's security environment following the Iranian war.
Fitch Ratings has placed Qatar's sovereign rating at "AA" on negative watch, reflecting growing concerns about security stability in the Gulf state following the outbreak of war with Iran. This decision comes at a critical time as fears rise regarding the impact of the conflict on Qatar's economy.
Fitch Ratings has announced it will maintain a negative outlook on Israel's credit rating, citing expectations of increasing financial deficits in the country. This comes at a time when Israel faces mounting economic challenges.
Fitch Ratings confirmed Israel's long-term credit rating at 'A' with a negative outlook, citing financial risks from rising public debt and ongoing conflict. The agency warns that these factors could weaken the country's financial trajectory.