S&P: Republic of Ireland 'A+/A-1' ratings affirmed; outlook stable - Reuters

Key highlights from S&P's latest report on the Republic of Ireland, via Reuters:

  • Ireland is supported by the country's open productive economy and improving headline fiscal indicators
  • U.S. departure from the EU without a free trade arrangement would damage Irish growth, although only temporarily
  • Expect a continued improvement in Irish banks' capitalization over the next two years
  • Project average annual real GDP growth in Ireland to exceed 3% over forecast horizon to 2020, despite material external risks from Brexit
  • Given the thorough restructuring of the Irish banking system, however, we assess contingent liabilities from the financial sector as limited
  • Stable outlook reflects balance of risks to budgetary and economic performance

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