Three triple-A rated nations downgraded

The credit ratings agency Moody’s ratcheted up the eurozone financial crisis by downgrading the outlook from stable to negative on three triple-A rated members: Germany, the Netherlands, and Luxembourg.

Finland’s outlook remains stable, according to Moody’s.

The agency cites growing uncertainty over the resolution of the sovereign debt crisis in the region and the increased likelihood of a Greek exit from the single currency as the reasons for the move.