"(Reuters)
- Standard & Poors' cut Egypt's long-term credit rating on Monday and said
another cut was possible if political turbulence worsened, undermining the
country's ability to make hard choices on public finances.
The agency reduced Egypt's long-term sovereign rating to 'B-' from 'B', but
left its short-term rating at 'B' for both foreign- and local-currency debt.
"The negative outlook reflects our view that a further downgrade is possible
if a significant worsening of the domestic political situation results in a
sharp deterioration of economic indicators such as foreign exchange reserves or
the government's deficit," S&P said."
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