Fitch revises outlook for Ireland to positive and maintains long-term rating at A-

7 August 2015 - Credit ratings agency Fitch has revised its outlook for Ireland to positive from stable, citing a 'strengthening recovery in domestic demand' and 'favourable financing conditions' as key rating drivers.

Fitch also reports its increasing confidence of a decrease in Ireland's budget deficit to below 3% of GDP in 2015. It notes a decline in contingent risks from the banking sector since its last review.

The ratings agency has affirmed its long-term rating for Ireland at A-.

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