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SBS On the Money: Australia's AAA report card

Ratings agency S&P has removed the negative outlook on Australia's AAA credit rating as the local economy emerges from the pandemic

Ratings agency S&P has removed the negative outlook on Australia's AAA credit rating as the local economy emerges from the pandemic Source: SBS

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SBS Finance Editor Ricardo Gonçalves speaks with S&P's Anthony Walker about Australia's AAA credit rating.

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