Ratings agency Moody’s has downplayed the risk of a Brexit to Ireland’s economy.
It said that though there would be negative effects, these would be “manageable”.
“Ireland will continue to grow at above-trend rates over the next two to three years, on account of strong and sustained competitiveness gains and the large and expanding presence of high value-added multinational firms that have driven recent increases in exports,” Moody’s said.
The comments were made as Moody’s lifted Ireland’s credit rating to A3 – the seventh-highest rating it gives.
It said it was comfortable that Ireland’s budget deficit would fall after the formation of the new minority government.
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