Several Eurozone countries could face an «imminent» downgrade by S&P according to sources
S&P Eurozone downgrades could come as early as today according to sources
S&P declines to comment on imminent Eurozone downgrades
Market talk of S&P downgrade for France, Spain, Italy, Belgium, Portugal and Austria at 1900GMT — Unconfirmed
U.S. stock futures furthered Friday losses after the Wall Street Journal quoted European Union sources in reporting rating agency Standard & Poor's could downgrade euro-zone states as soon as today
Eurozone source says Germany will not be downgraded
Fitch sees concluding reviews of six Eurozone sovereigns on watch negative by end of January
Fitch says the EC ruling shows fiscal measures being put into practice
Fitch says the the emphasis on fiscal discipline at a national level in the SGP and the fiscal compact is consistent with their view that EU politicians have settled on a gradualist approach to the EU crisis, as opposed to a one-off solution. Enforcing the revised SGP does not represent a solution to the crisis, a key test of its credibility will be whether sanctions are applied consistently
Senior Euro-zone government source says Netherlands, just like Germany, not affected by S&P
Senior Euro-zone source says Slovakia to be among countries downgraded by S&P
France included on S&P downgrade list according to EU sources