Fitch Ratings has delivered positive news for the Greek economy by maintaining its rating at “BBB-” and upgrading its outlook from stable to positive.
In December 2023, the US agency awarded Greece an investment grade, but it has not revised the rating or outlook since then.
Now, with the outlook upgrade to positive, Fitch indicates a potential improvement in Greece’s credit rating within the next 12 to 24 months.
It’s worth noting that Athens recently benefited from three consecutive upgrades in 2025—from Moody’s and DBRS in March, and from Standard and Poor’s in April.
Next, on May 30, German Scope Ratings will review Greece, currently rated as BBB with a stable outlook.
Looking ahead, other upcoming ratings for the Greek economy this year include:
September 5 – DBRS (BBB / stable outlook)
September 19 – Moody’s (Baa3 / stable outlook)
October 17 – Standard and Poor’s (BBB / stable outlook)
November 7 – Scope Ratings (BBB / stable outlook)
November 14 – Fitch Ratings
Ask me anything
Explore related questions
