Fitch Ratings Raises Armenia's Credit Outlook to Positive, Says PM Pashinyan
The prestigious international agency Fitch Ratings has upgraded Armenia's credit outlook to 'Positive' while maintaining the rating at 'BB-'. Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan announced this on his Telegram channel.
“This is not merely a statistical change. It is a professional endorsement that Armenia's adopted economic policies and institutional stability are gaining new qualitative weight in international markets. It is a vote of confidence in our country’s economic resilience and political will. Armenia's economic development is entering a new phase of confidence. Congratulations to all of us,” the Prime Minister stated.
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