As promised after the vote on the S & P Brexit off his triple-A in London – Reuters

          

Standard & amp; Poor’s (S & amp; P) did not wait long. Friday’s rating agency confirmed that, in the light of the victory of supporters of Brexit to Thursday’s referendum, Britain probably would have lost its triple A rating and Monday evening the downgrade came as judgment on the sovereign credit British It has indeed been worsened by two notches to AA. Moritz Kraemer, chief ratings officer of S & amp; P, had previously explained to the Financial Times that he expected political risk, financial and business related to the outcome of the vote would lead to a downgrade of Londa in the short term. “We think the AAA rating is unsustainable, given the circumstances”, he concluded Kraemer. The rating agency confirmed in early May the triple A of Britain but also maintaining the negative outlook in relation to their own referendum. On the occasion of the S & amp downgrade; P said among the reasons the emergence of constitutional issues raised by the fact that the majority of voters in Scotland and Northern Ireland have opted to stay in the EU.

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