AMSTERDAM (AP) — Credit ratings agency Moody’s has cut its score for a raft of European banks, citing the effects of the European debt crisis.
Five Dutch lenders, including ING Groep NV and state-owned ABN Amro NV were downgraded on Friday due to the effects of the weak Dutch economy and falling house prices.
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