(Bloomberg) -- Pakistan's credit rating outlook was
cut by Standard & Poor's to ``stable'' from ``positive'' on
concern security is worsening in the South Asian nation.
``The outlook revision reflects growing concerns over the
country's deteriorating security environment and the risk of
fiscal slippages,'' S&P said in an e-mailed statement today.
``Pakistan's political and security situation has deteriorated
markedly in recent months.''
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cut by Standard & Poor's to ``stable'' from ``positive'' on
concern security is worsening in the South Asian nation.
``The outlook revision reflects growing concerns over the
country's deteriorating security environment and the risk of
fiscal slippages,'' S&P said in an e-mailed statement today.
``Pakistan's political and security situation has deteriorated
markedly in recent months.''
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
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