Mexico's president has lashed out at Moody’s ratings service after it downgraded the Mexican government’s debt outlook to “negative.”

Mexico's outlook was moved to negative from stable by Moody's Ratings on Thursday, as the major credit rating agency pointed to institutional and policy weakening that risks undermining the economy as well as government accounts.

Mexico’s credit outlook was lowered to negative from stable by Moody’s Ratings, which said recent constitutional changes risk hurting Latin America’s second-biggest economy.

Moody's linked Mexico's credit outlook downgrade to the nation's government debt and the constitutional overhaul of its judiciary system.

Moody's Ratings has downgraded its Mexico outlook to negative but maintained the country's overall credit rating at Baa2.

Mexico’s president lashed out Friday at Moody’s ratings service after it downgraded the Mexican government’s debt outlook to “negative.”