Moody’s analysts consider that the victory of Armenia’s ruling party in the parliamentary elections will ensure a degree of political stability and policy continuity, Bloomberg reports.
In a new weekly credit reports, they said the main challenges for the Armenian authorities are the Karabakh conflict and the closed border with Turkey.
“Governmental continuity in light of these sensitivities is positive,” the report says.
Armenia is rated Ba2 with a negative outlook.
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