Both Standard and Poor's and Moody's downgraded India's sovereign creditworthiness by revising the outlook on long-term foreign-currency debt from stable to negative, and from positive to stable respectively.
Tanto Standard and Poor como Moody's han reducido el nivel de confianza de la India al ajustar sus predicciones sobre la deuda en divisas extranjeras a largo plazo de estable a negativo y de positivo a estable, respectivamente.