Fitch said the US debt ceiling fringe policy may put pressure on the “AAA” sovereign rating

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[Fitch said the US debt ceiling marginal policy may put pressure on “AAA” sovereign ratings]Rating agency Fitch said on Friday that the US debt ceiling marginal policy may put pressure on “AAA” sovereign ratings. If the debt ceiling cannot be raised before the final date set by the Treasury Department, the US’s “AAA” rating may be re-evaluated, which may have negative effects.

The rating agency Fitch said on Friday that the US debt ceiling marginal policy may put pressure on the “AAA” sovereign rating. If the debt ceiling cannot be raised before the final date set by the Treasury Department, the US’s “AAA” rating may be re-evaluated, which may have negative effects.

Fitch believes that the United States will be able to raise or suspend the debt ceiling in time to avoid defaults. It said that if the United States cannot raise or suspend the debt ceiling in a timely manner, political marginal policies and reduced financing flexibility may increase the risk of sovereign debt default.

Fitch pointed out that the latest effort by the US government to suspend the debt ceiling has failed, indicating that the current stalemate may be the most protracted since 2013.

S&P Global Ratings warned on Thursday that if the U.S. defaults on debt, it will have “serious and extraordinary” consequences for financial markets, and will prompt S&P Global to significantly downgrade the U.S. rating to “D.” This is the agency. The lowest rating.

(Source: Caihua News Agency)

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Original title: Fitch said the U.S. debt ceiling marginal policy may put pressure on the “AAA” sovereign rating