S&P affirms Israel's credit ratings amid heightened security risks, economic uncertainty

S&P reaffirms Israel’s credit rating but maintains negative outlook amid Gaza war

Credit rating agency says downgrade possible in next 24 months if prospects of escalation with Iran increase; GDP growth expected to rebound but economy still constrained by war

S&P affirms Israel's credit ratings amid heightened security risks, economic uncertainty

S&P Global affirmed Israel's long- and short-term foreign and local currency sovereign credit ratings at "A/A-1" and warned that prolonged or intensified military conflict could negatively impact its economic, fiscal and balance of payments performance.

S&P affirms Israel's rating with negative outlook, citing war risks and rising debt

The credit rating agency affirmed Israel's A rating with a negative outlook, warning of rising public debt and a possible downgrade within a year 'if the military conflicts hamper the country's economic growth'

Israel's credit rating remains at A, outlook still negative: S&P

Israel's credit rating remains at A, outlook still negative: S&P

S&P affirms Israel's credit rating at 'A/A-1' with negative outlook

Standard & Poor's affirms Israel's credit rating at 'A/A-1' with a negative outlook, citing ongoing geopolitical and domestic challenges. The agency warns that an escalation of the war could harm Israel's economy.

The neutral rating decision announced this time by S&P comes after two consecutive rating downgrades it has recorded for the country. ● The rating company wrote that the decision to leave the outlook negative stems from geopolitical risks. ● This decision is consistent with the line chosen by the two competing companies, Moody's and Fitch, in the current rating round.