Brazil’s Credit Rating Cut to Junk Bond Status

Posted Sep 11, 2015 by Martin Armstrong |

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S&P cut Brazil’s rating to BB-plus, the highest junk rating, from BBB-minus. The Sovereign Debt Crisis is unfolding right on time.

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Brazil’s Credit Rating Cut to Junk Bond Status

Posted Sep 11, 2015 by Martin Armstrong |

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