<h1>Moody's Upgrades Greece to Baa3, Ending 15-Year Junk Status Amid Debt Reduction and Economic Reforms.</h1> Greece's government celebrated Moody's upgrade of its credit rating to Baa3, marking the end of a 15-year period of junk status that began during a severe debt crisis. This upgrade reflects improved public finances, effective government policies, and a stable political environment, with expectations of continued primary surpluses reducing the national debt. The upgrade comes amid recent domestic challenges, including public unrest over a rail disaster. Greece, which received three international bailouts since 2010, has seen its debt-to-GDP ratio fall significantly, with further reductions anticipated. The government remains committed to reforms to foster investment and economic growth.