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Moody's Mulls European Debt Downgrade, Gives Extended Review

Published April 16, 2012
By
Ron Gallagher Contributing Editor

The ratings agency pushed back its timetable in evaluating ratings for 114 banks in 16 European countries, Moody's confirms in a statement to GlobeSt.com.

If it goes through, sources say the action could impact investor confidence.

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