Japanese government bond rating downgrade S&P “Financial Stabilization Recession” June 9 19:41
S&P Global Ratings, a major US rating agency, said that the government's credit rating for Japanese government bonds is expected to decline in the future due to the government's increasing economic issuance to deal with the new coronavirus, resulting in a decline in fiscal stability. Lowered outlook. The judgment of "positive" up to now has been changed to "stable". Currently, Japan's long-term government bonds are rated "A+," which is the fifth level from the top, and the rating itself has been left unchanged.