Fitch one of the three big credit rating agencies just downgraded US government debt to AA+ from AAA: https://www.reuters.com/markets/us/view-fitch-downgrades-us-foreign-currency-ratings-aa-aaa-2023-08-01/
This follows S&P who downgraded the US government's credit rating in 2011
The only remaining big 3 ratings agency which has the US government on the highest credit rating is Moodys.
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If anyone’s curious, I’m betting this down because it seems way too high, not because of new news. It does seem like the price was high partly because of the government shutdown though, and that didn’t happen.
https://www.reuters.com/markets/us/moodys-changes-outlook-united-states-ratings-negative-2023-11-10/
What's the base rate of degrading after "negative" outlook update?
The only remaining big 3 ratings agency which has the US government on the highest credit rating is Fitch.
I assume that meant to say "Moody's" instead of "Fitch."