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Published on 11/29/2004 in the Prospect News Emerging Markets Daily.

S&P: Ukraine unaffected

Standard & Poor's said the political crisis in Ukraine (B+/stable/B), triggered by the recent disputed presidential elections, has so far had no negative affect on the sovereign credit rating.

"High political risk and uncertainty have always been the key constraining factors to the B+ rating on Ukraine. Even before the current political crisis, policy implementation was continuously impeded by a highly polarized political environment, vested interests and weak institutions," said S&P credit analyst Konrad Reuss.

S&P said improvements in external liquidity and government debt levels, together with the recent robust economic performance and strengthened economic structure, counterbalance the high political risk.


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