Moody's keeps Turkey's rating

NEW YORK

The global rating agency Moody's has kept Turkey's credit rating unchanged, it was announced late on April 8.

Turkey's "Baa3” credit rating and negative outlook were kept in the report.        

Moody's release calendar for sovereigns designates three dates for the potential release of credit rating actions, first of which was on April 8.        

The remaining two dates of any rating action for Turkey are on Aug. 5 and Dec. 2 this year. Analysts suggest the latter is more likely.        

Moody's said in December 2015 that the “Baa3” credit rating of Turkey reflected “the country's economic resilience and strong fiscal metrics, which have been maintained through the long electoral cycle.”        

Additionally, Moody's also kept the ratings of Azerbaijan and Angola unchanged, while affirming Sweden's "Aaa" long-term issuer and senior unsecured debt ratings with a stable outlook.