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Moody’s Investors Service downgraded Mexican state oil company Pemex’s Corporate Family Rating to B3 from B1 and maintained the negative outlook, according to a statement.
Moody’s also downgraded Pemex’s Baseline Credit Assessment (BCA) to ca from caa3, the backed senior unsecured ratings on the company’s existing notes and the backed senior unsecured ratings of Pemex Project Funding Master Trust to B3 from B1. The service maintained its negative outlook for the latter entity as well.
“The downgrade to B3 incorporates PEMEX’s weakening stand-alone credit quality and reflects Moody’s revised assumption of government support to High from Very High,” Moody’s said.
Moody’s said the move reflects its assumption of a probable shift in the government’s willingness to support the full service of Pemex’s debt in the next few years due to the company’s expanding cash needs and expected further deterioration in the Mexico’s fiscal conditions in 2024.
 
Moody’s Investors Service downgraded Mexican state oil company Pemex’s Corporate Family Rating to B3 from B1 and maintained the negative outlook, according to a statement.
Moody’s also downgraded Pemex’s Baseline Credit Assessment (BCA) to ca from caa3, the backed senior unsecured ratings on the company’s existing notes and the backed senior unsecured ratings of Pemex Project Funding Master Trust to B3 from B1. The service maintained its negative outlook for the latter entity as well.
“The downgrade to B3 incorporates PEMEX’s weakening stand-alone credit quality and reflects Moody’s revised assumption of government support to High from Very High,” Moody’s said.
Moody’s said the move reflects its assumption of a probable shift in the government’s willingness to support the full service of Pemex’s debt in the next few years due to the company’s expanding cash needs and expected further deterioration in the Mexico’s fiscal conditions in 2024.


...in 5 anni a parte che iniettare mance,non hanno fatto assolutamente nulla!
 
Moody’s Investors Service downgraded Mexican state oil company Pemex’s Corporate Family Rating to B3 from B1 and maintained the negative outlook, according to a statement.
Moody’s also downgraded Pemex’s Baseline Credit Assessment (BCA) to ca from caa3, the backed senior unsecured ratings on the company’s existing notes and the backed senior unsecured ratings of Pemex Project Funding Master Trust to B3 from B1. The service maintained its negative outlook for the latter entity as well.
“The downgrade to B3 incorporates PEMEX’s weakening stand-alone credit quality and reflects Moody’s revised assumption of government support to High from Very High,” Moody’s said.
Moody’s said the move reflects its assumption of a probable shift in the government’s willingness to support the full service of Pemex’s debt in the next few years due to the company’s expanding cash needs and expected further deterioration in the Mexico’s fiscal conditions in 2024.
Quindi Moody's stabilisce che il governo non sosterrà Pemex allo stesso modo come ha fatto finora...glielo avrà detto la fata turchina?
In quasi tutti i report che leggo (compreso il fondo monetario internazionale), nel 2024 il messico crescerà almeno del 2%.
Avranno degli economisti fiscali tutti loro con le sfere magiche..
 
...crrd
Quindi Moody's stabilisce che il governo non sosterrà Pemex allo stesso modo come ha fatto finora...glielo avrà detto la fata turchina?
In quasi tutti i report che leggo (compreso il fondo monetario internazionale), nel 2024 il messico crescerà almeno del 2%.
Avranno degli economisti fiscali tutti loro con le sfere magiche..

...no ritengono che ulteriori maggiori aiuti a Pemex,( parliamo di miliardi),per continuare a stare in piedi,mettono a rischio il budget fiscale del governo.

Alla fine,il salvatore della patria,ad oggi,si e' rivelato un personaggio nefasto.
Ripercorriamo la storia di Pemex da il 2019 ad oggi.
Debito conti rating.
 

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