MOODY reduces US debt to AA1, noting the high interest costs and incomprehensible debt growth

MOODY classification agency reduced the Credit Classification of the United States after the market was closed on Friday. According to Moody’s, the United States faces high debt financing costs that exceed the costs of similar government debt loads. Moody’s specifically highlighted the obligations of the American benefits “that are much higher than the ideal -classified kings.”

Moody’s has lost its belief that the United States government would be able to develop and implement multiple years of reduction plans to reduce their deficit and debts and explain, “The successive American administrations and Congress have failed to agree on measures to reflect the direction of the large annual financial deficit and the increasing costs of interest.”

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United States classifications reduced to AA1 of AAA.

Local and foreign rural roofs are still in the United States in AAA.

We do not expect long -term growth in the United States to be greatly affected by tariffs.

We are aware of important economic and financial strengths in the United States, and we believe that this is no longer a complete decrease in financial standards.

We expect the federal debt burden to us to rise to about 134 % of GDP by 2035, compared to 98 % in 2024.