Standard Poor's (SP), an international credit rating agency, has confirmed the long -term credit rating of the United States is AA+.
Standard & Poor's, a credit rating agency, announced the assessment of the US economy.
In a statement made by S&P, the US long-term credit ranking has been confirmed as “AA+” and short-term credit rating “A-1+”, and consider long-term credit rating reported as “stable”.
The statement says that the static appearance will continue to resist the persistence of the US economy, that the implementation of a reliable and effective monetary policy will be maintained, that high financial deficit but not increasing will continue to form the basis of increasing public debt and the debt ceiling will increase to $ 5 trillion.
US President Donald Trump prioritizes the main policy of the administration of the administration reflecting the important tax and spending bill through the National Assembly and the United States to continue to overhaul the international trade regime in the statement stated in the report, effective tax rates, both taxes and spending, both are deducted and increased in the final law that can be related to financial consequences. The statement, the compulsory interest payments in terms of structure and cost of aging due to public debt in general, gross domestic product (GDP) are expected to reach 100 %.