
Moody's: halo for new EU entrants set to fade
However, the report predicted that future new entrants, such as – potentially - Turkey, will see a weaker halo effect. The EU is facing greater foreign competition, growing governmental inefficiency and growing internal inequality, that would reduce the perceived advantage of membership, the report said.
Countries that have demonstrated considerable increases in credit ratings include Slovakia, which increased from Ba1 in 1999 to A1 in 2006, and Lithuania, which increased from Ba1 in 1999 to A2 in 2006.
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