Übersetzung für "Junk status" in Deutsch

By 2007, the company's bonds were downgraded to junk status.

Portugal and Ireland have recently seen their bonds downgraded to junk status.

Any downgrade of FT to junk status would have had serious consequences for the company.

Greece's woes increased further as Moody's downgraded Greek debt to junk status .

Portugal's debt has now reached "junk" status.

Greek bonds were downgraded to "Junk status".

After six and a half years at junk status the analysts have assigned them the BBB credit rating.

Anything can become junk, but much of it will also lose its junk status in time.

Output is expected to shrink by almost 4% this year, and the country’s credit ratings have been reduced to “junk” or “near junk” status.

The credit-rating firm Standard & Poor’s has now cut Russia’s credit rating to junk status, pushing the ruble even lower.

With one in four Spaniards unemployed and Spain’s sovereign bonds rated just above junk status, Spain seems to be on the edge of falling into the abyss.

In July 2002, while the rating of FT was at the threshold of a further downgrade to junk status, the Government publicly declared its intention to support the company.

The State publicly confirmed its support for the undertaking in September, October and December 2002 and the rating never reached junk status.

One notable example is 2005's $35 billion telecom acquisition of Nextel by Sprint, which, due to cultural differences and integration issues, in the span of only 3 years, was forced to write-off $30 billion in one-time charges (and their bonds were downgraded to "junk" status).

Greece, which, only in a short space of time, had been downgraded to “junk” status by the rating agencies, is now in recession for the third consecutive year, a situation, which might even get worse this year.

Greece, which, only in a short space of time, had been downgraded to "junk" status by the rating agencies, is now in recession for the third consecutive year, a situation, which might even get worse this year.

On 3 May 2010, the European Central Bank (ECB) suspended its minimum threshold for Greek debt “until further notice”,] meaning the bonds will remain eligible as collateral even with junk status.