They didn't say that it would. Why do you think they did?
They didn't say that it would. Why do you think they did?
How have perceived possible future recessions of indeterminate severity affect bond ratings historically?
$4 a gallon gas...now good.
Like you actually understand any of this cabbage for brains...
...look at peeg, coming to the fore.
Hater is a huge fat pitch ready to be hammered if thats what you mean.
He's still mad about the vaccine. He thought it would sterilize him.
An absolute success of a vaccine has Snaked going pure fkn mental....
I don't recall you being so mean spirited, peeg. You always had an even keel.
Fitch downgraded the United States to AA+ from AAA, citing . . . repeated down-the-wire debt ceiling negotiations that threaten the government’s ability to pay its bills.
https://www.reuters.com/markets/us/f...ch-2023-08-01/
Fitch also highlighted the rising general government deficit, which it anticipates will rise to 6.3% of gross domestic product in 2023, from 3.7% in 2022. “Cuts to non-defense discretionary spending (15% of total federal spending) as agreed in the Fiscal Responsibility Act offer only a modest improvement to the medium-term fiscal outlook,” Fitch said.
Ol Joe made it down-the-wire debt ceiling negotiations by sticking to his "no deals" approach until he folded and made a last minute deal
Also, because of "political instability" of Jan 6 and aftermath.
sure and who did huge tax cuts with no cuts in spending citing supply side nonsense?
I remember many GOPers crying, no deal....then they made a dealOl Joe made it down-the-wire debt ceiling negotiations by sticking to his "no deals" approach until he folded and made a last minute deal
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