Moody's Downgrades US -Kredit -Score, Strips Final AAA -Rating for increasing debt problems

Moody's has joined the other two important evaluation agencies to determine that the United States is no longer suitable for keeping an AAA credit score.

On Friday, Moody's America's Kreditrating rated AAA to AA1 and changed the country's outlook from negative to stable.

Moody's downgrades to the increasing state debt and interest payment rates of the United States, which exceed the same credit rating.

“With increasing deficits and debt and interest rates, the rates of interest for state debts have increased significantly.

Without adjustments to taxation and expenses, we expect the budget flexibility to remain only limited, with the mandatory expenses up to around 78% of total expenses by 2035 in 2024. If the tax cuts and the 2017 job law are expanded, the law on 4 US dollars is an exception of 4 US dollars.

As a result, we expect the federal deficits to reach almost 9% of GDP by 2035, compared to 6.4% in 2024, which is mainly driven by increased interest payments for debts, rising claims and relatively low income production. We assume that the federal debt burden will increase to around 134% of GDP by 2035, compared to 98% in 2024. ”

Moody's most recent decision-making function overturns the United States through the final triple-a loan. The downgrading follows earlier steps of other important agencies: in 2011 Standard & Poor's (S&P) lowered the rating of the USA from AAA to AA+, since the government deals with the inability of the government to combat the increasing level of debt. And in 2023 Fitch continued to follow persistent budget deficits and political struggles as important drivers of his downgrading.

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