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Moody’s follows S&P in upgrading Tajikistan’s sovereign credit rating

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Sep 30, 2024

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… upgraded Tajikistan’s sovereign credit rating from “B3″ with … ” international credit rating agencies. The disclosure of sovereign credit ratings is one of … ;s Investors Service), an American credit rating agency.
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Moody’s follows S&P in upgrading Tajikistan’s sovereign credit rating

Sep 30, 2024

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… upgraded Tajikistan’s sovereign credit rating from “B3″ with … ” international credit rating agencies. The disclosure of sovereign credit ratings is one of … ;s Investors Service), an American credit rating agency. Ratings assigned on Moody …

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