(Reuters) - The ratings agency said lower security concerns have
spurred a "confidence shock" in the country.
"Investment is much higher compared to just a few years
ago, reflecting a structural change that is expected to
underpin stronger long-term economic growth and to sustain
improvements in debt dynamics," Moody's analyst Alessandra
Alecci said in a statement.
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spurred a "confidence shock" in the country.
"Investment is much higher compared to just a few years
ago, reflecting a structural change that is expected to
underpin stronger long-term economic growth and to sustain
improvements in debt dynamics," Moody's analyst Alessandra
Alecci said in a statement.
Read more at Reuters.com Bonds News
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