Примери коришћења International rating на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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International rating agency Standard and Poor's changed Turkey's outlook from negative to stable.
Thanks to the certification and international rating, we have noticed an increased interest in our school.
International rating agency Dun& Bradstreet announced it maintained its DB4d rating for Croatia during August.
The rating is one notch better than the B2 confirmed in September by Moody's,the sole international rating BiH had until now.
As has already been mentioned, international rating agencies recently raised Russia's sovereign credit ratings.
Turkey's foreign currency debt rating of'B-' adequately reflects the current mix of risks and opportunities in the political andeconomic spheres, according to international rating agency Standard& Poor's(S&P).
The international rating agency Fitch upgraded the local currency rating of the Turkish brewery Anadolu Efes to BB+ from BB.
Political turmoil is also one reason behind the international ratings company Coface's decision not to boost its rating for Romania, which stands at A4.
International rating agency Dun& Bradstreet upgraded Croatia's debt rating to DB3, the country's first investment-grade level.
The QS Stars rating is an international rating system that measures the achievements and qualities of universities worldwide.
International rating agency Moody's on Tuesday(March 13th) cut Cyprus's sovereignratings to junk over the local banking system's large exposure to Greece.
In order to improve our extremely bad international rating, we need to show the capability of posting top results in science, culture, politics and sports alike.
The international rating agency Moody's upgraded Turkey's long-term foreign currency rating by one notch, from B1 to Ba3.
In the past 12 months, international ratings agencies downgraded a number of euro countries, including Cyprus and Greece.
The international rating agency Standard& Poor's raised the long-term foreign currency rating of Croatia from BBB- to BBB.
The international rating agency Standard& Poor's upgraded Romania's long-term foreign currency rating by one notch to BB+.
The international rating agency Moody's downgraded the credit rating of Croatia's leading food company, Agrokor, by one notch to B2.
The international rating agency Moody's has upgraded Bosnia and Herzegovina's credit rating from B3 with positive outlook to B2 with stable outlook.
The international rating agency Fitch placed Greece's long-term foreign and local currency ratings of A+ on Rating Watch Negative on 28 September.
The international rating agency Standard and Poor's(S&P) announced that the credit rating of Bosnia and Herzegovina remains„B“with positive outlook.
Moody's international rating agency has upgraded Bosnia and Herzegovina's(BiH) credit rating from B3 with a positive outlook to B2 with a stable outlook.[Moody's].
The international ratings agency Standard& Poor's affirmed Croatia's long-term foreign currency debt at BBB/A-3 and its local currency debt at BBB+/A-2, with a stable outlook.
The international ratings agency Standard& Poor's affirmed Greece's long- and short-term sovereign credit ratings at"A" and"A-" respectively, retaining a"stable" outlook.
The international rating agency Moody's says it is considering an upgrade to Bulgaria's sovereign rating, due to considerable progress in achieving economic stability.
The international rating agency Fitch upgraded Bulgaria's long-term foreign currency rating to BBB- from BB+, and its long-term local currency rating to BBB from BBB-.
The international ratings agency Standard& Poor's affirmed its BB+ long-term foreign currency and BBB- long-term local currency sovereign credit ratings for Macedonia, with a stable outlook.
International rating agency Fitch on Thursday(October 27th) retained Macedonia's credit rating at BB+ and said there is a positive outlook both in terms of the local and foreign currency.
The international rating agency Moody's included Romania, Croatia, Bulgaria and Turkey among the countries which are most vulnerable to the current economic crisis, its report said on Monday(December 15th).
International rating agency Moody's on Wednesday(March 12th) assigned Montenegro a Ba2 issuer rating for foreign currency debt, while the country ceiling for long-term foreign currency debt is Baa1.
The international rating agency Standard& Poor's said the market-friendly outcome of Turkey's elections could boost the country's creditworthiness. It cited the government's commitment to fiscal prudence and reform.