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La note du Royaume-Uni dégradée par Moody's

L'agence d'évaluation financière Moody's a baissé d'un cran la note du Royaume-Uni de A à Aa1.

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23 févr. 2013, 09:21
A man is seen next to screens showing stocks at the Athens Stock Exchange, in Athens, on Friday, Sept. 23, 2011. Moody's downgraded eight Greek banks Friday, citing their exposure to their government's bonds and the deteriorating economic situation in the country as it struggles to convince creditors it's doing enough to get more bailout cash. Shares on the Athens Stock Exchange plunged by more than other indexes in Europe, trading 4.3 percent lower in afternoon trading at 794.5 points. Bank shares led the rout, with declines of more than 8 percent. (AP Photo/Petros Giannakouris)
A man is seen next to screens showing stocks at the Athens Stock Exchange, in Athens, on Friday, Sept. 23, 2011. Moody's downgraded eight Greek banks Friday, citing their exposure to their government's bonds and the deteriorating economic situation in the country as it struggles to convince creditors it's doing enough to get more bailout cash. Shares on the Athens Stock Exchange plunged by more than other indexes in Europe, trading 4.3 percent lower in afternoon trading at 794.5 points. Bank shares led the rout, with declines of more than 8 percent. (AP Photo/Petros Giannakouris)
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L'agence de notation Moody's a annoncé vendredi soir qu'elle dégradait la note du Royaume-Uni de triple A à Aa1.
Le ministre britannique des finances George Osborne a réagi en déclarant que cette décision était un appel fort à poursuivre la réduction de la dette massive du pays.
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