Rating agency caused some disappointment a fortnight ago.
Central bank strongly expects upgrade
First may come as soon as next week.
The rating view comes from China.
No rating action, but a warning nonetheless.
This was the best the country could hope for.
It will turn out late on Friday.
Rating agency affirms Mol's l-t IDR, with stable outlook.
Long-term and short-term LC deposit ratings upgraded.
Key drivers are higher consumption, strong labour market, fast wage growth, EU funds-fuelled investment growth.
But revises growth estimate downwardly for the United States.
One step closer to a rating upgrade.
Short-term fallout appears limited, but negative rating risks exist.
OTP Mortgage also upgraded, Takarékbank credit ratings affirmed.
Corporate credit rating is affirmed.
Public debt is key.
No surprise there.
Positive outlook on Hungary from Tokyo.
Could things get even better in 2017?
But the question is, are they likely to take action?