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Published on 10/20/2008 in the Prospect News Emerging Markets Daily.

Moody's lowers Kyiv outlook to stable

Moody's Investors Service said it has revised the outlook on the City of Kyiv's foreign and local currency issuer ratings and the rating for its foreign currency loan participation notes to stable from positive.

The ratings were affirmed at B1, the agency said, adding that the rating action follows the revision of the outlook on the Ukrainian government's ratings to stable from positive.

According to Moody's methodology, the City of Kiev's rating factors in a close link to the Ukraine's B1 rating, taking into account the city's strategic importance for the country.

"The City of Kyiv's B1 ratings reflect, among other factors, a moderate likelihood that the national government would act to prevent a default by the city, a good budgetary performance and the city's well-diversified and growing economy," said Alexander Proklov, a Moody's senior analyst and lead analyst for Kyiv.


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