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
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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