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nchmarks and the real tumbled after Petroleo Brasileiro SA's rating was cut to the precipice of junk. The Ibovespa slid 1.8 percent to 46,907.68 in Sao Paulo, extending its monthly drop to 6.2 percent. The real lost 2.9 percent to 2.6829 per dollar, the biggest decline among 31 major currencies tracked

lity are subject to change without notice. Additional information is available upon request. Ibovespa Tumbles With Real as Petrobras Ratings Cut by Moody's 2015-01-30 21:03:37.448 GMT By Denyse Godoy and Paula Sambo (Bloomberg) -- The Ibovespa fell the most among major equity benchmarks and the real tu

essment of Brazil's creditworthiness has deteriorated significantly," Camila Abdelmalack, an economist at CM Capital Markets, said by telephone from Sao Paulo. "The scenario keeps getting increasingly bleak from both the political and economic standpoints." The cost of protecting Brazil's bonds against non

reforms," said George Hoguet, a Boston-based strategist at State Street Global Advisors, which has $2.4 trillion under management. Rating Outlook Moody's, which met with officials in Brazil last month, cited the country's economic woes and deteriorating finances when it put the Baal rating on negative

essment of Brazil's creditworthiness has deteriorated significantly," Camila Abdclmalack, an economist at CM Capital Markets, said by telephone from Sao Paulo. "The scenario keeps getting increasingly bleak from both the political and economic standpoints." The cost of protecting Brazil's bonds against no

reforms," said George Hoguct, a Boston-based strategist at State Street Global Advisors, which has $2.4 trillion under management. Rating Outlook Moody's, which met with officials in Brazil last month, cited the country's economic woes and deteriorating finances when it put the Baa2 rating on negative

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An S&P downgrade would push Brazil back into junk since the company rates the country BBB-, one level below Moody's. "Brazil sticks out like a sore thumb in terms of its perceived riskiness, and its creditworthiness is set to deteriorate further in the coming mon

essment of Brazil's creditworthiness has deteriorated significantly," Camila Abdelmalack, an economist at CM Capital Markets, said by telephone from Sao Paulo. "The scenario keeps getting increasingly bleak from both the political and economic standpoints." The cost of protecting Brazil's bonds against no

reforms," said George Hoguet, a Boston-based strategist at State Street Global Advisors, which has $2.4 trillion under management. Rating Outlook Moody's, which met with officials in Brazil last month, cited the country's economic woes and deteriorating finances when it put the Baal rating on negative

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ssful bond issue Evonik still has sound investment grade ratings: BBB+ (outlook: stable) from Standard and Poor's and Baa2 (outlook: positive) from Moody's, so we have achieved one of the main goals of our financial strategy. In January 2015 Evonik Industries AG issued a new €750 million bond with a ten