Sovereign credit rating bodies have kept the country’s long‑term rating at AA, signaling continued confidence in its fiscal health and economic prospects. The decision reflects a stable macroeconomic environment, solid debt management, and a commitment to maintaining prudent fiscal policies. While the rating remains unchanged, analysts note that it leaves room for improvement should the government further strengthen its growth trajectory and address any emerging risks. This stability is expected to support investor confidence and keep borrowing costs favorable for the nation.
The global ratings agency has also maintained the country’s sovereign rating at AA.
