Property in Spain Earning Good Grades but Also Given some Alarms
Standard and Poor’s (rating agency) has always rated the countries based on their economic conditions. They have rated Spain as AA, which states the country’s position standing between the remarkable and satisfactory grades. They have showed concerns about the conditions of Real Estate in Spain after the recent changes in the government arising from the General Elections of the country.
Another reliable agency named Fitch also gave AA rating to Spain. They have showed concerns about the retention of such grades after elections. They think Spain may receive lower grades in near future due to change in the political conditions of the country.
Both the companies were optimistic about the new reforms to be introduced by the new government. They showed their generosity in giving the ratings and expected the new government will bring things for the betterment of the Real Estate in Spain conditions.
Spanish People’s Party won the elections by majority of votes. They will certainly bring positive changes in the country. Spain has faced its worst times in history due to rise in unemployment, decrease of public financing affecting income taxes and miserable property markets. Standard and Poor’s was severely concerned about the Spain’s economic status.
Fitch will continue to keep an eye on the latest developments of the fiscal policies promised by the government. They will see whether the new power will bring in necessary changes in the fiscal area and maintain its proper usage for bettering the situation of Real Estate in Spain.
The agencies expect surprising reforms from the new government to give boost to the real estate sector. They will surely bring some attractive reforms to lure the potential foreign investors in the country. This will lower their debt in the Eurozone and make their economy become balanced.
El Mundo stated that the people belonging to the winning party never mentioned about fiscal policy change in the pre-election campaign. Standard and Poor’s expects the government under Mariano Rajoy will take moves to bring positive changes to Spain’s economy.
Standard and Poor’s always noted the situations of Spain. The serious conditions of the country have resulted from high amount of unemployment, low growth in the private sector, rigidity in the labor market, and high amount of debt from external banks and countries and lower level of confidence among the buyers. The country has gone through serious economic setback in recent times.
13th October 2011 was the day when the Spain’s grade from Standard and Poor’s met a good remark due to fall in the debt percentage. A1 is the rating given by Moody’s rating agency on 18th October 2011and AA rating is given by Fitch on 7th October 2011.
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