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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

s and growing support for impeaching President Dilma Rousseff increase the chances its investment grades will be slashed. Just last week, S&P joined Moody's Investors Service in revising its outlook on Brazil's rating to negative. "The assessment of Brazil's creditworthiness has deteriorated significantly," Camila Abdelm

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

s and growing support for impeaching President Dilma Rousseff increase the chances its investment grades will be slashed. Just last week, S&P joined Moody's Investors Service in revising its outlook on Brazil's rating to negative. "The assessment of Brazil's creditworthiness has deteriorated significantly," Camila Abdclm

TOP<GO> Top Latin American News: TOPL <GO> --With assistance from Julia Leite in New York. To contact the reporters on this sto Filipe Pacheco in Sao Paulo at Sabrina Valle in Rio de Janeiro at To contact the editors res nsible for this story: Brendan Walsh at or Lester Pimentel, Bradley Keoun This

02:12:47.192 GMT By Filipe Pacheco and Sabrina Valle (Bloomberg) -- Petroleo Brasileiro SA's descent into junk- bond status may be far from over. Moody's Investors Service kept a negative outlook on the state-controlled oil producer's rating after cutting it to Ba2, two levels below investment grade, on Tuesday. The t

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

and growing support for impeaching President Dilma Rousseff increase the chances its investment grades will be slashed. Just last week, S&P joined Moody's Investors Service in revising its outlook on Brazil's rating to negative. "The assessment of Brazil's creditworthiness has deteriorated significantly," Camila Abdelma