Pemex has failed to convince ratings agency Moody’s Investor Services with its newly unveiled business plan, an analyst for the Mexican state oil company said on Wednesday, adding that the risk for a downgrade persists. Pemex, the world’s most heavily indebted oil company, is on the verge of losing its investment grade rating after Fitch downgraded its bonds to speculative grade, or junk status, in June. Mexico on Tuesday detailed a keenly awaited business plan meant to revive the company. Peter Speer, an analyst covering Pemex, said in an interview that the business plan did not change Moody’s expectations for the company’s financial performance, though it did shed more light on the government’s support of the company for next year. […]