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"Question No 32 by Mr Nikolaos Chountis ()
The day after the harsh measures taken by the Greek Government were announced, the credit rating agency Moody’s is threatening to downgrade the five biggest banks in Greece.
According to the international credit rating agency, the rise in unemployment and the fall in disposable income may cause additional pressure on the Greek banking system, which is already facing lower profits and further depreciation of its assets.
As announcements of this sort and the time at which they are made feed speculation, what comments does the Commission have on the situation in the Greek banking system?
What measures does it intend to take on the ‘activity’ of credit rating agencies?"@en1
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