SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch)
Moody's Investors Service on Friday affirmed 
Austria's triple-A rating but maintained a negative outlook
In leaving 
Austria's sovereign rating at Aaa, Moody's noted that its economy is diversified 
and competitive and growth performance has been strong in comparison with other 
European economies "Austria has a good track record of achieving and 
maintaining low budget deficits....
In 2011, the deficit outturn was better than 
budgeted and while 2012 will see a temporarily higher deficit outturn, Moody's 
anticipates that the budget deficit will return to its declining trend from 2013 
onwards," said Moody's in a statement
The ratings agency added that while 
Austria's public debt ratio is higher than some of its other Aaa-rated global 
peers, it is lower than Aaa-rated Germany, France and the U.K 
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