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Topic: credit-ratings

The United States Treasury building in Washington

Saturday, 6/27, 03:43 PM

S&P Keeps the U.S. at AA+, Citing a Resilient Economy but Rising Debt

S&P Global Ratings affirmed the United States' sovereign credit rating at AA+ with a stable outlook, holding steady on the country's second-highest grade while warning the rating could slip within two years if deficits widen or tax changes go unfunded.

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