Moody's upgrades Buenos Aires credit rating to B1 citing fiscal discipline
Moody's upgraded the credit rating of Buenos Aires from B2 to B1 with a stable outlook, marking the city's highest rating in 14 years. The city now holds a rating two notches above the Argentine sovereign, reflecting improved fiscal management relative to the national government.
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Argentina Sovereign Debt: Moody's Upgrades National and Buenos Aires Ratings
Moody's has upgraded Argentina's sovereign credit rating to B3 with a positive outlook, aligning with Fitch and S&P for the first time in a decade, confirmed by multiple sources. Concurrently, Moody's upgraded the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires (CABA) to B1 with a stable outlook, placing it two notches above the national sovereign rating. This indicates increased institutional confidence in both national economic reforms and CABA's superior fiscal management.