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Moody's threatens rating cut for Ford, GM still in trouble

  • 25 Nov 2005

A fresh round of volatility hit the car sector in the US this week after Moody's threatened to remove Ford Motor Credit's investment grade rating and General Motors failed to impress the market with news of plant closures and 30,000 job cuts.

Citing Ford's drop ...

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