HomeWorldS&P downgrades Russia's rating... April 9, 2022 S&P downgrades Russia’s rating to “selective default” By Alexis FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsApp Alexisbunatimes.com Related - A word from our sponsors - Most Popular Explosion and Smoke: Moscow is attacked by unidentified UAVs The armed forces of Ukraine liberated a village in the Dnepropetrovsk region The Russian strike on a minibus across the region: it is known about death Lithuania will consider restricting transit to Kaliningrad TagsconvertdefaultdollarseconomyEurobondmademarkpenaltiesrubleRussiaRussian military aggressionS&Psanctions against Russia LEAVE A REPLY Cancel reply Comment: Please enter your comment! Name:* Please enter your name here Email:* You have entered an incorrect email address! Please enter your email address here Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Previous articleThe hryvnia exchange rate will remain stable until the end of the warNext articleJudge Skewers Trump’s Request For Recusal In Hillary Clinton Racketeering Suit – More from Author World Explosion and Smoke: Moscow is attacked by unidentified UAVs David - World The armed forces of Ukraine liberated a village in the Dnepropetrovsk region David - World The Russian strike on a minibus across the region: it is known about death David - World Lithuania will consider restricting transit to Kaliningrad David - - A word from our sponsors - Read Now Explosion and Smoke: Moscow is attacked by unidentified UAVs The armed forces of Ukraine liberated a village in the Dnepropetrovsk region The Russian strike on a minibus across the region: it is known about death Lithuania will consider restricting transit to Kaliningrad It became known if the lights will be turned off on Monday Madyar confirmed the attack on the Belgorod dam Bessent analyzed the consequences of the sanctions for the Russian Federation Russian troops hit Konstantinovka The Telegraph: Russia is finally starting to break Katy Perry confirms her love for Justin Trudeau The EU is one of Moscow’s three trading partners Russians Use Sunken Ferry for Espionage in Baltic Sea – Media
