Fitch confirmed the the triple A to Germany, with stable outlook. This was announced by the rating agency itself in a statement released today, in which it explains the reasons for its confidence in the German economy: "The state's overall debt/GDP ratio has already begun to fall in Germany, unlike what happens for the other triple A countries in the euro area, for France, the United Kingdom and the United States”.
"The government - continues the note - continues to move within the medium-term targets with a safety margin" and is "committed to reducing the public debt". According to Fitch's estimates, German growth will accelerate in 2014 and 2015, to +1,6% against +0,4% last year.
