Moody's confirms France's triple A, the best possible score. The rating agency announced it today, however confirming the negative outlook on transalpine public debt. In the press release, Moody's also specified that it reserves the right to wait a few months to evaluate the economic policy of the new president Hollande, in a particularly difficult context for the eurozone.
Last February, the agency cut its forecasts for France, Great Britain and Austria, suggesting that the rating could also be revised downwards in the following months. For now, however, Paris is safe.
