Moody's Investors Service said on Monday that it still intends to revisit the ratings of all European Union countries during the first quarter of 2012 given "the continued absence of decisive policy measures."
The ratings company said that the announcement from last week's EU summit "offers few new measures and points out that many are similar to previously announced ones."
European leaders committed on Friday to an inter-governmental treaty on tougher budget rules.
"The announced measures therefore do not change Moody's previously expressed view that the crisis is in a critical and volatile stage, with sovereign and bank debt markets prone to acute dislocation which policymakers will find increasingly hard to contain," Moody's said in a statement.
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en efecto, hay que bajar el rating a todos los paises de la zona euro, pero cuanto antes mejor, pues la incertidumbre es muy mala
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