S&P: Israel’s Rating Could Depend on Political Developments

In interview with The Media Line, ratings director says firm will be ‘closely monitoring’ upcoming election; economic analysts warn of challenges caused by political instability.

Alternate Prime Minister and Minister of Defense Benny Gantz and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu seen during a vote at the Knesset, the Israeli parliament in Jerusalem on August 24, 2020.

(photo credit: OREN BEN HAKOON/FLASH90)

ByMAYA MARGIT/THE MEDIA LINE

DECEMBER 30, 2020 06:19

S&P: Israel’s Rating Could Depend on Political Developments

In interview with The Media Line, ratings director says firm will be ‘closely monitoring’ upcoming election; economic analysts warn of challenges caused by political instability.

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S&P: Israel’s Rating Could Depend on Political Developments

In interview with The Media Line, ratings director says firm will be ‘closely monitoring’ upcoming election; economic analysts warn of challenges caused by political instability.

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