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What prompted India’s return to the ‘A’ rating after 35 years?
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The Japan Credit Rating Agency has upgraded India's sovereign credit rating to the 'A' grade. This marks the first time India has achieved this specific rating level from the agency since early 1988.
WHY IT MATTERS
An improved sovereign credit rating can enhance India's credibility with international investors and potentially lower its borrowing costs in global financial markets.
While most sovereign credit rating agencies rate India a grade or two above ‘junk’ status, the recent upgrade by the Japan Credit Rating Agency sees India return to the ‘A’ grade for the first time since early 1988
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