The probability of a Greek exit from the euro zone has risen, a Moody's analyst said on Monday, but the country's departure from the monetary union is still not the rating agency's base case scenario.
"The probability has increased markedly" of a Greek exit since the start of the year, said Sarah Carlson, a London-based analyst with the sovereign risk group at Moody's Investors Service. "It has been quite a material increase."
But Moody's does not see a likelihood of other countries leaving the euro area, she said.
"We wouldn't see a material probability of such an event," she said.
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