2011/1/13

Threat to the United States two bodies "downgrade"

S & P and Moody's on Thursday the two major international rating agencies have said that considering the current difficult financial situation of the United States does not rule out some time down in the future given the highest rating in the country.

Standard & Poor's said on Thursday that, given the recent deterioration in U.S. fiscal position, the agency adjusted the U.S. does not rule out the possibility of sovereign debt rating outlook. The U.S. Standard & Poor's Ratings in the list to enjoy the highest AAA sovereign debt rating outlook is stable.

Standard & Poor's Carol French business executives said the market took it for granted that the U.S. deficit problem in dealing with U.S. dollar will continue to enjoy the tremendous advantage, but this situation may change, S & P can not rule out future adjustments U.S. sovereignty the possibility of debt rating outlook. Carroll said the jobless recovery is the biggest threat facing the U.S. economy is one that no country's AAA rating is always exclusive.

Coincidentally, 13, also Moody's highest rating for the United States has warned. Sarah, a senior analyst at Moody's said that day, if the U.S. does not take measures to reverse the deterioration of fundamentals, then the next two years the United States was designated as the negative rating outlook will increase the likelihood, as a means likely to be negative degradation.