Scotland expects to pay £1.5bn of its bonds – 'kilograms' not Gilts | Build it

First Scottish Minister John Shutney Edinburgh is in line to bail out its “famous” kitters, after the country was given the same credit rating as the UK.

Two opinions of Agencies Moody's and S & P Great gave Scotland The rating is AA3 and AA respectively, which corresponds to the whole of the UK.

Jokey's name for the new financial instruments is playing on Gilts, as the UK government is known.

In his statement, Moody's says that the increase was “supported by the stable performance” that Sctland received, “and it is necessary to reduce the appropriate budget and the forecasting part”. The Scottish National Party's Reinstatement Committee has “shown its ability to improve its performance”.

Swinney said: “The light of the Scottish government Borth to the strong institutions of Scotland, write the history of responsible disease managers and a proven business.” He said the money was being used for investment, “a big capital in the promotion area”.

“This is about the power we want to borrow – no more – and it shows the maturity of Scotland's public finances after 25 years,” he added.

If you can be re-elected in May, the Snthali government wants to provide all the debts of $ 1.5bn in the next House of Parliament.

This figure pales in comparison to the more than £300bn the UK is expected to bring in this year, but it seems to be setting the stage for Scrotland to raise its own funds.

Edinburgh has had the right to declare its debt since 2015, after Scotland was promised more after 2014 Independent managerbut it works faithfully.

The sheep argues that if it wins the majority of the elections of heaven, which represents voting that you will vote for someone independent. WITHOUT LEAVING TOO MUCH FOR THE FUTURE comfortably forward At 35%, and work at 19%.

The economic risks of independence, from the question of whether Scotland can have its own money for fear of trade barriers at the border, were made widely in the 2014 campaign.

Moody's independence. “Even though it's not our core business, Independence It can be forced below the level and reflect the uncertainty of the foundations of the institutions and the risks of sustainability,” it said.