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Moodyz Step down Credit qualification for the United StatesFrom “AAA” AA1 “, on the pretext that the increase in debt and benefits” is much higher than those of sovereignty (players) with similar qualifications. “

Moody’s said in a statement that the successive departments and the United States Conference have not reached an agreement on measures to reflect the inclination of the large annual tax deficit and the growing interest costs.

MOODY explained that it had reduced the “stable” American credit perspective to “negative”, noting that Increased financial deficit And the lack of a political consensus to reduce debt.

Although credit rating is maintained at the highest level (AAA), the perspective change reflects concerns about the country’s ability to manage its long debts in the long term without prejudice to its economic stability.

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Moody warned that the high level of Political polarization In Congress, the implementation of sustainable financial policies hindered, translating into a continuous increase in government spending without a clear budget. The agency also indicated that the country is facing pressure for the aging of population and the high interest of debt, which has increased through recent increases in interest rates in the federal reserve.

This perspective comes in a tense economic context, with signs of slowdown and a national debt that already exceeds $ 34 billion.

Although the United States is still one of the most powerful economies in the world, Moody’s warning Raise the cost of financing From the federal government and reducing the confidence of international investors, only in the election year, as the economy management will be essential.

Moody’s the last of the main rehabilitation agencies that maintained the maximum rehabilitation, Triple A, for American sovereign debts, but reduced the perspective in late 2023 due to the increase in financial deficit and interest payment.

With Reuters information.