S&P will look at reforms before action:Fin Min

October 12, 2012 21:25

Global rating agency Standard and Poor's will look at economic reforms being undertaken by the government before taking any rating action, said a top finance ministry official.

"Reform is a continuous process. We are moving ahead with several reforms. You have heard about reforms regarding urea price recently. Reforms are on the way and many more will be coming. And I am confident, Standard & Poor's will look at them and then make an assessment," said Arvind Mayaram, secretary, department of economic affairs.

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