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The United States loses its triple-A credit rating at Moody's over rising federal debt

1. Moody's downgraded US credit rating from Aaa to Aa1 due to debt concerns. 2. Rising federal debt may lead to larger deficits in the next decade. 3. US outlook changed from negative to stable, citing strong economic resilience. 4. High national debt exceeds $36 trillion, impacting fiscal policies. 5. Moody's highlights US dollar's role as global reserve currency.

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Why Bearish?

The downgrade signifies increasing fiscal risks that could dampen investor confidence similar to past downgrades impacting market volatility.

How important is it?

The downgrade and outlook change show significant fiscal risks affecting overall market sentiment, influencing investment strategies.

Why Long Term?

Persistent fiscal deficits could hinder economic growth long-term, influencing S&P 500 companies reliant on government contracts.

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