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Markets Still Weigh the Meaning of a U.S. Credit Rating Cut

Stocks were down and Treasury yields were up after Fitch Ratings’ downgrade. But the biggest effects of the move may play out over time.

Andrew Ross Sorkin
Author: Andrew Ross Sorkin

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Andrew Ross Sorkin Ravi Mattu Sarah Kessler Michael J. de la

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Fitch Ratings, internal-storyline-no, National Debt (US), Treasury Department, United States Economy
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