Failed TPP a ‘lost opportunity’ – Moody’s
The ratings agency says there is a slim chance of "TPP minus one."
One of the world’s largest ratings agencies has given up hope that the Trans Pacific Partnership (TPP) can be salvaged without the participation of the US and is calling the deal a “lost opportunity.”
Moody’s associate managing director of investor services Marie Diron says the US’ withdrawal
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Jason Walls
Thu, 26 Jan 2017
Thu, 26 Jan 2017
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Failed TPP a ‘lost opportunity’ – Moody’s
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