Among other international trade and growing consumer spending, the Dutch economy is on the rise again. Photo ANP Remko de Waal
credit rating agency S & amp; P, the outlook for the ‘rating’ of the Netherlands, which now stands at AA +, raised from stable to positive. This is the chance one in three that the assessment goes up the next 24 months to AAA (triple A), the highest assessment of the economy.
The Netherlands lost its triple A status in November 2013 at S & amp ; P. But the rating is now positive about the economic outlook and expectations for the Netherlands in the medium term. S & amp; P restores the Dutch economy in the Netherlands more and more areas, including through an increase in incomes and improvement of the labor market. It also invested again.
The Dutch economy grew in the first quarter of this year by 0.4 percent from the previous quarter. That meant the fourth quarter in a row. Economic growth or lower than the previous quarter.
The other two leading rating agencies, Moody’s and Fitch, Netherlands retained the last few years, moreover, have the highest status. A higher credit rating can make it cheaper for a country to borrow money on the financial markets
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