Quintana Roo obtains A+ rating from Fitch Ratings

Governor Mara Lezama Espinosa announced that Fitch Ratings raised Quintana Roo's credit rating from A to A+.

Governor Mara Lezama Espinosa announced that Fitch Ratings raised Quintana Roo's credit rating from A to A+.

The state ranks among the only three with a positive outlook among the 27 evaluated by the agency. The others are Baja California and Baja California Sur.

Over four years the rating rose five levels to A+ with a positive outlook. It is the highest since Fitch began evaluations in 2000.

The Ministry of Finance and Planning, led by Martha Parroquín Pérez, drove actions to strengthen revenue collection and efficient spending.

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Argentina's credit rating rose to B- after Fitch Ratings' decision, driving the country risk down to 496 basis points on Monday, May 11. The indicator had not broken that level since late January.

Moody’s Ratings cut Mexico’s sovereign credit rating to Baa3 from Baa2 and shifted the outlook to stable. The move reflects ongoing fiscal weakening and subdued economic growth forecasts.

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Malacañang stated that Fitch Ratings' revision of the Philippines' outlook to negative does not signal an imminent downgrade. The agency affirmed the country's BBB investment-grade credit rating. It cited the government's proactive response to external challenges.

Moody’s Ratings affirmed China’s A1 sovereign credit rating on Monday and upgraded the outlook to stable. The Ministry of Finance welcomed the decision, stating it recognizes China’s macroeconomic resilience and fiscal strength amid external shocks. Economists attribute this to technological innovation and robust policy support.

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Rating agency Standard & Poor’s raised Argentina’s sovereign debt rating from CCC+ to B- on Thursday, June 11, 2026, triggering sharp gains in stocks and bonds and cutting country risk to its lowest level since 2018.

The Secretariat of Finance awarded US$700 million in dollar bonds and $8.11 trillion in peso debt during the April 28 auction, achieving a 102.15% rollover. This includes a 1.5-year extension in portfolio duration. An additional US$200 million is expected on Wednesday in a second round.

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The Empresa de Energía de Pereira (EEP) has received an AA+ credit rating from Standard & Poor's, as announced by its manager Yulieth Porras Osorio. The rating highlights the company's financial solidity after years of expansion. EEP plans major investments in solar energy and networks this year.

 

 

 

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