United States AA+ rating affirmed by Fitch; outlook stable (DXY:)
Fitch affirms US AA+ credit rating with stable outlook.
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Fitch affirms US AA+ credit rating with stable outlook.
United States AA+ rating affirmed by Fitch; outlook stable (DXY:) | Seeking Alpha
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Fitch Ratings affirmed the United States of America's long-term foreign- and local-currency issuer default ratings, or IDRs, at "AA+" with a stable outlook.
AA+ is the credit rating firm's second highest rating. The report notes the U.S.'s resilient economic growth and its
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