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Horseman of the economic apocalypse: Friday’s US debt forecast has shocked traders and bankers
Credit rating agency Moody’s hits the panic button as the US debt outlook takes a dive to ‘negative’ As the closing bell rang on Friday, triggering the usual exodus of bankers and traders to their watering holes, a bombshell dropped: Moody’s Investors Service has shifted its outlook on the Government of the United States from stable to negative, citing heightened risks to fiscal strength. 
This adjustment comes amid the looming threat of a government shutdown, with funding secured until November 17, and newly elected House Speaker Mike Johnson revealing a Republican government funding plan.
Against the backdrop of higher interest rates, Moody’s is emphasizing the need for effective fiscal policy measures to address large fiscal deficits, warning that, without such measures, debt affordability could significantly weaken. The agency attributes part of the risk to ongoing political polarization in Congress, raising concerns about reaching a consensus on a fiscal plan. Despite the negative outlook, Moody’s expects the US to maintain its exceptional economic strength, suggesting that positive growth surprises could slow the deterioration in debt affordability.

Horseman of the economic apocalypse: Friday’s US debt forecast has shocked traders and bankers
Credit rating agency Moody’s hits the panic button as the US debt outlook takes a dive to ‘negative’ As the closing bell rang on Friday, triggering the usual exodus of bankers and traders to their watering holes, a bombshell dropped: Moody’s Investors Service has shifted its outlook on the Government of the United States from stable to negative, citing heightened risks to fiscal strength. 
This adjustment comes amid the looming threat of a government shutdown, with funding secured until November 17, and newly elected House Speaker Mike Johnson revealing a Republican government funding plan.
Against the backdrop of higher interest rates, Moody’s is emphasizing the need for effective fiscal policy measures to address large fiscal deficits, warning that, without such measures, debt affordability could significantly weaken. The agency attributes part of the risk to ongoing political polarization in Congress, raising concerns about reaching a consensus on a fiscal plan. Despite the negative outlook, Moody’s expects the US to maintain its exceptional economic strength, suggesting that positive growth surprises could slow the deterioration in debt affordability.