Moody's Investor's Service expects to maintain the United States' top-notch rating for now, despite the "limited magnitude" of the deficit reduction plans being discussed in Washington.
But Moody's on Friday warned that affirmation of its Aaa credit rating for the United States will likely come with a negative outlook, meaning it would not downgrade the rating immediately but could do so in the medium term.
I think there should be much more stringent regulation in this debt rating market to prevent further abuses. The idea that a private company holds so much power over our everyday lives needs some sort of brake or federal oversight involved.
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