Korea’s Finance Minister Choi Sang-mok vowed to reduce the tempo of its authorities debt development via stricter finances restructuring in a gathering with a supervisor of Moody’s Buyers Service, the finance ministry mentioned Sunday.
Choi made the remarks when he met with Marie Diron, managing director of Moody’s sovereign threat group, in Washington, D.C., on Friday (native time).
Moody’s Aa2 sovereign credit standing on Korea displays the nation’s sound financial fundamentals. Particularly, the latest inclusion of the Korean state bonds within the World Authorities Bond Index exhibits the federal government’s efforts to maintain its monetary standing wholesome, Moody’s mentioned.
Moody’s has maintained its score on Korea at Aa2, the third-highest degree on the corporate’s desk, since December 2015, with a secure outlook.
The secure score outlook displays “restricted dangers” to the nation’s credit score profile, as its credit score fundamentals will stay uncovered to materials and long-lasting impediments to world commerce, the company mentioned. (Yonhap)