Fitch downgrades Ireland rating

Source: The Irish Times

Dublin : Ireland | 27 days ago

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But the agency put the outlook for the rating going forward on stable due to Dublin's aggressive measures to solve its problems. The euro trimmed gains against the dollar and the yen while the spread between Irish and euro zone government bond yields widened on the Fitch move.

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