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Why Fitch's Downgrade Matters
U.S. debt is in much riskier territory than when S&P lowered its rating in 2011. Source link
Fitch Downgrades U.S. Credit Rating
The agency said that the downgrade reflects an “erosion of governance.” The rating on the U.S. now stands at AA+, or one notch below the
The World Tied $3.5 Trillion-Plus of Debt to Inflation. The Costs Are Now Adding Up.
Listen to article (2 minutes) Governments and companies around the world spent decades loading up on trillions of dollars of debt whose interest costs rise
Recharged Bond Rout Unnerves Investors
A sharp rebound in U.S. Treasury yields is reviving old concerns on Wall Street. Source link
Treasury Yields Climb After Strong Jobs Report
Markets Credit Markets Investors now think there is a roughly 70% chance that Fed will raise rates by 0.25 percentage point in May Source link
Dow, S&P 500 Futures Slip on Renewed Recession Fears
Stock futures edged lower as investors focused on fresh signs of a slowing economy. Source link
Bond Rally at Risk as Bank Stress Diminishes
The sharpest rally for U.S. government debt in years has left investors and analysts warning that bond markets are vulnerable to a reversal. Source link
Republican Budget Still Months Away, Complicating Debt-Ceiling Talks
GOP lawmakers want to start negotiations with the White House on a shorter list of proposals. Source link
Landlords Are Even Less Popular Than Banks in Europe
Markets Heard on the Street Real-estate stocks in the region are carrying more debt than landlords in the U.S. and the lending markets they rely
America's Fiscal Time Bomb Ticks Even Louder
Investors are drawing false comfort from the past and from the perception that fiscal scolds in the U.S. have cried wolf so often. Source link