Moody's and S&P not planning to downgrade Hungary
that they have no current plans to follow Fitch's lead in downgrading Hungary's long-term foreign-currency rating, business daily Világgazdaság reported on Thursday. Moody's gave Hungary a rating of A1 with a stable outlook on November 22, while S&P gave Hungary a rating of A-, also with a stable outlook, on October 4.
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