Ljubljana, 14 July
The world's largest credit rating house, Dun&Bradstreet, placed Slovenia firmly in first place in the region in its July report, with its rating again on the increase.
The report from D&B's partner in Slovenia, I d.o.o., stated that the macroeconomic forecasts remain the same as for previous months, except for international reserves (including gold).
Dun&Bradstreet found that international reserves at the end of May stood at EUR 6.2 billion, equivalent to 4.8 months of imports, but were somewhat lower than in June, when they were worth 5.2 months of imports.
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