BRASILIA, March 24 (Reuters) - Standard & Poor's cut the ratings of Brazilian state-run oil company Petroleo Brasileiro SA
The agency cut Brazil's long-term debt rating one notch to BBB-, its lowest investment-grade, due to mixed policy signals from President Dilma Rousseff�s government that had undermined its fiscal credibility and a slow growth outlook for the next two years.
S&P also cut the credit rating of mining company Samarco, which is owned by Vale
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