what do you make of that downgrade by moody's - bank meeting.of that downgrade by moody's for the l bank meeting. what do you make of i that downgrade by moody's for the us credit rating, moving it to negative from stable? they say it's because those higher interest rates are not backed up by policies to reduce spending. that has been fundamentally the challenge, nothing new in the united states, we know that once again policymakers are having to debate spending cuts but what do you make of what it says about how quickly central banks have responded and maybe how late policymakers have been to catch up to the game? t policymakers have been to catch up to the game?— to the game? i mean, it's a difficult time _ to the game? i mean, it's a difficult time because - to the game? i mean, it's a difficult time because it's i to the game? i mean, it's a l difficult time because it's not often that we are seeing the us having to deal with high inflation at a time when the economy is slowing. the situation with inflation over the last couple of years was

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moody's to negative from stable. they did reaffirm the aaa rating wally responding saying, we disagree with the shift. the american economy remains strong, and treasury securities are the world's preeminent lick quid asset it's also the -- >> circus. >> exactly. >> theoretically yields should start moving higher again on the back of them you saw a big move yesterday, backed off a little today. this should be bearish for bonds. we'll see how the market reacts. s this something we have been talking about for a while. the fact that they're late to the dance doesn't mean they're wrong. i think rates go higher because issuances are growing and people are demanding more to buy our debt, which makes sense. the flipside is you have a slowing economy, which took interest rates from 5% to 4.5% that's the constrrux of this ene market argument. >> in the context of higher rates without effective fiscal policy measures to decrease spending or increase revenues, they go on to say political polarization in u.s. congress raises the

economy with mark zandi from moody's analytics. how optimistic or pessimistic are you now about where we are in this economy and where were headed? guest: good to be with you. i'm optimistic. i think the economy is performing well. a year ago, we -- if we were having this conversation, we probably bit did, there was concern about a recession with lots of lost jobs and rising unemployment in 2023 that did not happen. the economy created lots of jobs, almost 3 million and unemployment has remained below 4%. the thing that has been bothering americans and rightly so is the high inflation. we've gotten some good news there as well, inflation has moderated, still too high but it's clearly moving in the right direction. stock prices, housing values, things that matter to people and their wealth have held their own despite the higher interest rate so all in all, i'm pretty optimistic. i think the country has some -- has performed surprisingly well and i'm hopeful it will continue to do so in the coming year. host: does that mean we are ou

the downgrade by moody's on friday lowered its outlook. they specifically pointed out the following. they said continued political polarization within u.s. congress raises the risk that successive governments will not be able to reach consensus on a fiscal plan to slow the decline in debt affordability. the key word being political polarization. let's bring in jill disis for more, so much to digest the last 48 hours coming out of washington. let's start with the shutdown and the stopgap bill. >> at this point, if the party for speaker johnson is just to get something in the works here, that maybe just delays actually a finalized plan. maybe that's what's in the stopgap bill, it omits spending for israel and ukraine. it doesn't include some of the really deep cuts that ultraconservatives are looking for. it doesn't include that 30% cut immediately to spending. it would extend funding for government agencies. some through parts of january. a fee more through the beginning of february. ultimately, the idea is creating some kind of stopgap fun

s&p, fitch and i have moody's in washington, d.c.ing continues. >> that is right, the credit rating industry still have a lot of credibility these are the ones giving aaa bond ratings to the mortgage-backed security the day before the whole system collapsed. i want to assure your viewers that the u.s. government is not going to default on its debt stock would happen the risk of that is close to . what this is is causing israel fiscal havoc. let me give you one little piece of evidence of that. if you look at the interest payments on the debt they were about $300 billion the day the joe biden came into office. you know what they are now, 700 billion. and less than three years we have more than doubled our interest payments. those will continue to go up because as interest rates rise almost two and 3% bonds are going to turn over five and 6%. read a big hole there's no doubt about it. >> were the aa that makes her get more expensive as well. >> it does but if u.s. treasuries are not the safest investment around what is safer, tell me w

you said moody's downgrade is just a joke.en listening to david bahnsen who seems to agree with you. >> no i have not. but i'll tell you what if you put this in terms everybody can understand why do you have a fire alarm in your house at the dang thing does not go off until after it's burned to the ground that's at the rating agencies are doing that's not forget they gave everybody aaa coming into the credit crisis in 2008 and nine. stuart: it is irrelevant your investment guy, you pay no attention at all. >> i really don't, all joshing aside these guys are trying to remain relevant there filled with a lot of smart people who do great analysis but there stating the obvious, interest-rate the everybody talks about our assessment of risk the market is taking care of that function the rates have been going up. stuart: what about a government shutdown that doesn't bother you at all. >> it does bother me because i think it's an absolute disgrace but as an investor i've got to see through that i don't the luxury of taking sides i ha

case in point is moody's cutting outlook for the u.s.ign debt citing political polarization in washington. we will see if mike johnson'

moodies changed the the u.s. credit outlook to negative.nk this is because we can't stop spending, we can't it under control, what say you? steve: just look at the numbers, they speak under themselves. even under the republican administration spending went up rather sharply. it's going to have to go up interest more. we have more interest bills coming and big defense bills coming. guess what, they will have to make spending cuts and the it's easy if they have the will. take all of joe biden's green energy foleys, save a trillion dollars. stuart: they are not going to do that. steve: that's why we have elections. it's only a year away. have hope. stuart: maybe i'm too pessimistic. steve, thank you very much. steve: thank you. stuart: all right, ashley is back looking at some of the movers and i want to see what is going on with boeing. >> almost 5% on the news of china ending freeze of buying boeing plane and that could come up in the meeting between biden and xi jinping this week. we hear that emirates has placed an order for 95 boeing plan

maria: all of this as moody's cut ratings ought for u.s. right now, they've gone from stable to negative. moody's making move friday citing growing risks to the nation fiscal situation cheryl that happens when 33.6 trillion dollars in debt. cheryl: yeah. that debt the fact all spending led to increased inflation under president biden that is why young people those young voters that helped joe biden in 2020 may not be there for him in 2024 . if you look dig into data three different polls you can look at that talk about "bidenomics" the failure of it, one is emmerson poll shows young people number one thing citing is cost-of-living, jobs picture jobs' report all the time you see the jobs that we're seeing created hoement, leisure low-paying jobs, wages aren't keeping up then if they get a degree, 40% of americans get a college cresting if they get a degree want a corporate job companies have been laying off, under this troubled economy living in so all is bad for joe biden in 2024. and that is the point of the op-ed in "the wall street journ

mike, if we have moody's, another credit agency, downgrading the u.s.redit rating, saying that our outlook is negative, that cannot be good? mike: psychologically maybe not good, maybe offend some people but will not have a major impact in the markets, even if they would go ahead and downgrade the u.s. after the s&p downgrade in 2011, a lot of bond contracts were rewritten, and the idea that everything had to be aaa was taken out. if you have everything at aa+, you will not have for selling by money managers, which would have been the major problem. it doesn't look good, sound good, may raise the cost of u.s. debt by a couple of points, but there is so much going on, probably will not be a big market effect. i'm not sure that a government shutdown would even have a market effect in the short term. what gets shutdown is so small compared to what it used to be, the expectation is that congress will make a mess of this rather than fix it. i am fairly certain that stuff is priced in for the markets right now. dani: mike, you have literally set fire to so mu

so in 2017 given his history, it might seem odd to some that moody has relied his country's historical position so quickly. close watchers of indian politics however, were less surprised. one of those people, this professor and director of the center for the study of democracy at the university of westminster, natasha cole joins is right now on upfront. it's actually thank you so much for joining me. it's easy to see parallels between a prime minister movie and is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu. both lead right wing nationalist, religious governments. both have been accused of demonizing muslims for political gain, but isn't that simple? is the fact that moody and nothing yahoo share political views, the reason why india and israel are enjoying such warm ties. now thank you for having meal. and i think that you're absolutely right. and how are the current in getting prime minister movie? he's a supportable israel, and his 2017 trip to is to israel. and you know, what was at the time done that a romance between movie and prime minister? nothing. you know, what is, is an import

if it's just moody's, i think it is a contained move.ink about moves, what you think the most pronounced opportunities are in the markets, when you are looking at btp's versus what is possible in the u.s. or the euro zone? >> with btp's, we think we end year may a little lower than where we are now. we don't have spread widening. we think next year we will get some adjustment. there will be some european shackles on the ability to use fiscal policy. we think there is a rage bounce. the upside is much more in government fixed income, particularly where there is not enough easing price. for us, it is more of a central bank normalization trade where we have three times as much easing in our forecast as is priced by the market over the next couple of years. guy: why are you so -- what is driving that concern that you think the central bank is going to have to move much more aggressively? >> it's not a concern. guy: what drives it? is it inflation? or is it growth decelerating? >> europe is not growing. they have inflation. i think the verdic

economy moody's lowering the nation's outlook to negative siding the quote for their under very large deficits will be director rest boat is here to break it all down for us. chicago is so bad right now that the migrants want out with some opting to return to venezuela rather than remain in the windy city. a busy hour, welcome to cavuto "coast to coast". i am david asman in for nuke neil cavuto. striking back with deadly force new airstrikes on iranian backed forces in syria. killing several fighters, the operation adding to fears of a wider mideast conflict joining me retired navy seal mics to rally part of the navy's joint special operations command part of global terrorism operations we will ask mike about that in a minute, did the strike last week, we had a couple of strikes on warehouses and people like mike pompeo in general jack keane said was not sufficient, what about the strikes. >> this is the third strike of all the strikes against iranian titrating facilities or weapon depots we understand the general comments, with the administration there trying to make sure that they d

moody's revising softbank's outlook to stable from negative.ing with credit change, moody's raised italy's credit rating to stable, meaning the country is no longer in imminent danger of being downgraded to junk status. the agency says the decision reflects a stabilization of prospects for the country's economic strength, the health of its banking sector, as well as the government's debt dynamics. it will be seen as a victory for prime minister giorgia meloni after 15 months at the helm of power. sticking with the geopolitical story. libertarian outsider javier milei will become argentina's next president, after he beat the economy minister sergio massa in sunday's runoff election. the country is seeing inflation soaring over 140%. milei promised a radical economic shakeup, including dollar rising the economy. patrick less be reports. >> argentina is heading into uncharted waters after outsider candidate javier milei won sunday's election. he beat the economy minister by 12 percentage points, a margin nobody saw coming. now he will inherit tita

is the fact that moody and nothing? yeah. who shared political views, the reason why india and israel are enjoying such warm ties. now thank you for having me on. i think that you're absolutely right. and how the content in getting prime minister movie, he's a supportable israel. and his 2017 trip to is to israel and you know, what was at the time done? that's a romance between a movie in prime minister. nothing. you know, what is, is an important reason why his supporters and they are an important element in contemporary. and in politics they can do to or the political use of hinduism. his supporters see this as the position they should be focusing. however, this is a departure from conventional indian stance on palestine and on the 2 state solution. and even in the optima of being do dr. ministers, remarks a, in october, the ministry of external affairs issued then gratifications and statement, saying that in the us position on the issue on the street by this time has not changed so. so what we have here is a, is a movie th

what did you think about moody's move?is is a very, very important and critical issue for our country right now. our fiscal situation is not sustainable. so however these rating agencies pen their marks on the u.s. economy, i think what is clear is that we're not on a good path, and action will be required if we are going to bring the fiscal situation back in to one that allows the economy to continue to grow over time, that does not put at risk many of the important supports that the federal government provides to our economy. so it's a critical issue, and i think these ratings are just beginning to confirm what we've known for some time. >> esther george, again, former president of the kansas city federal reserve bank. esther, thank you. >> thank you, becky. >>> okay. coming up, the biggest questions raised by encouraging drug trial results for obesity medication. we'll talk about the competition from manufacturer novo ndiorsk. what this can mean and so much more. "squawk" coming right back, after this. the first law of

moody's came out after the close on friday, moody's the last one standing with the triple a rating fores to negative, key driver of the outlook changed to negative as moody's assessment that the downside risks to the u.s. fiscal strength have increased and may no longer be fully offset by the sovereign's unique credit strengths in the contest of higher interest rates without policy measures to reduce the government spend org increase revenues, moody's expects that the u.s. fiscal deficits will remain very large, significantly weakening debt affordability. carl, it's not we didn't know or the market didn't know, but it is a reminder. it's not the greatest look, as we have these bilateral meetings between yellen and her counterpart in china and xi and president biden this week for apec. they're our largest creditor. >> 800 billion of treasuries what they hold. >> lowest in ten years. >> down. >> but it's a huge amount. >> it is. >> it's not great that on top of the fact that we can't -- i mean, embarrassingly can't keep the government open, it would seem. >> can't seem to pass a budget.

good to have you here, and i want to start by asking you about that moody's move on friday? >> what we heard out of moody's was nothing that anyone watching in this country doesn't know, one, we are borrowing too much and our politicians are not -- to solve problems. it was a vote of no confidence that makes absolute sense. we are close to debt levels and our interest rate payments are starting to go up quickly. we have trust funds that are going to become insolvent, but the real problem is congress is not able to come up with the hard measures to address this. so it's a warning and we've heard it from the other rating agencies that there is no reason to look at fiscal policy and say we're anywhere close to the right course and the concern is what are our politicians going to do to change course and that's still a question. that's sort of the bigger picture for the coming years. >> a lot of people seem to assume that if the process is cleaner. in other words, if we don't have shutdowns, we don't fight about the debt ceiling, that would maybe take care of some of the rating a

moody's investors service lowering its credit outlook. of the united states from stable to negative. media sites rising interest rates, and partisanship in congress. in a statement the white house said it disagrees , arguing the u.s. economy is strong. jessica. >>> as we kick off this work week it is the calm before the storm. into the next couple days, rain chances start to increase throughout the bay area . as we gear up for some heavy showers as early as tomorrow. today we are seeing high clouds and it is a mix of sun and clouds but the system is offshore and i will show you what future cast is showing and it will packets punch as we head into tuesday morning. and pretty much all throughout this week we will get heavy bands of rain sweeping their way throughout the bay area. we will catch a break and we gear up for the next one moving in from offshore. this is what it looks like on future cast. i will let it play out. tomorrow we will see light showers move into the south bay. heavier conditions to the north bay. the band moves to the

moody's barely registered on any kind of scale. big deal. basically, the markets have been trading off u.s. yields to a large degree, the fx market. they do not care if it is real yields, inflation expectations. if you can get 10 basis points higher, they by the dollar. i think that will continue, at least in the short term to be what is driving the market. tom: your ambiguity on u.s. dollar, i understand. analysts for standard chartered bank, what is the most attractive six-month trade right now? steven: if you are looking at six months and you have the pockets, i think the japanese story is shifting quickly. tom: give me the magnitude of the strong in move we could see. steven: i am not going to give you the number, but one thing to you in on is that every central bank that thinks it can get inflation to target has woken up one day and discovered it is way above target and that they have to move much more monetary policy than they anticipated. to me, that is the big yen upside that is coming. within a six month rise and, potentia

meantime, moody's has down graded its financial assessment of the united states to negative because ofres to reduce government spending or increase revenues, moody's expects fiscal deficits will remain very large." back to you. >>> oakland is welcoming a new fire chief. mayor sheng thao swore in chief damon covington into office earlier this morning. he has been serving as a temporary fire chief since june when the previous chief resigned to enter the private sector. he has worked for oakland for 24 years, serving in many roles, including captain of training and chief of special operations. >>> don't try to buy and quickly sell a cybertruck if you get one. tesla adding a clause in the purchase agreement saying buyers cannot sell their new vehicle within the first year unless they have specific permission, or they may be sued. offenders could be banned from buying tesla vehicles in the future. the company may grant some exceptions, but they must get written consent. intelligence lame then buy back the cybertruck at a reduced price. >>> former cal bear aaron rodgers not closing the door

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the largest of them are the snp, moody's and fitch, the so-called big three. downgrade the us rating. out of three snps back in 2011, well this summer. state economies are assessed by many parameters, but perhaps the most impressive number is public debt. america is the largest debtor in the world. analysts have read it, recently it has been growing at cosmic speed. in june it was 32, in september - 33. and it is expected that by the end of the year the debt will exceed the level of 34 dollars or 130%. gdp, and loans need to be repaid, if previously loans were given at almost zero interest rates, now they are above 5%. it would be possible to print dollars, but this risks accelerating inflation. it turns out to be a rather deadlock situation , inflation is high, rates need to be raised in order to fight it so that it does not become even higher, but at the same time the budget deficit is expanding even more due to the fact that debt servicing. very expensive, that is, gdp should grow much faster than 5%. but this is not happening; the american economy cannot p

moses moody. i won't go jessica tries to get the layup. but nothing can fall for the warriors.nesota rebound moody has to on the other end warriors dropped their 3rd straight game one 16 one tends they fall to 6, 5, on the season. really rough shooting night. 38.5% and jobs well over from beyond the arc. so they got a couple things to figure out. it is still very early that it's yeah. no concern whatsoever. no, absolutely. yeah, we're we're only in november. we long way to go for that. >> but let's talk a little football breathing a sigh of relief. tom, like finally like, okay, good. okay. it's not the end of the world that everybody thought it might be a couple weeks ago. >> than these guys can't. can they do? it is bright. pretty really the guy at all. and he had a one. 48.9 today. that was a career high. so it looks like he's going to be okay against a team with a winning record. you know, a team that's only i think a game up in the afc south right now. so, they can be the competitors and they should have a a decent one next week against the buccaneers socks. and then they'v

. >> charles: over the weekend, moodies fired a shot across the bough of washington d.c. again, our credit rating is in jeopardy. it really centers on this mindless spending like the bond yields and the bond auctions. while some of that stuff makes people's eyes glaze over, it's record high interest rates on credit cards and automobiles don't. delinquencies don't make people's eyes glaze over. is your party doing an effective enough job? it's one thing to say bidenomics. i get frustrated when i hear you say bidenomics as if that explains what is happening. are you trying to connect the dots on what free money has done to this country? >> i am. yes. absolutely, charles. i'm a ceo. i come from the outside. forget the slogans. prices are going up. interest rates and mortgages are going up but wages are flat. that's why people are upset and fielding the pain. how do we do this? increase the supply of everything. increase the simply of energy. deregulate the sector to drill and frack. increase the supply of housing. forget the land use restrictions that brings the cost of hous

the moody's agency has changed its rating forecast for the united states. from stable to negative, thehat the decision is associated with growing risks of deterioration in the country’s financial stability and an increase in the already high debt burden. literally over the last few months there, the us government stock has grown there by almost, this is another record high, and moreover, uh, with the pace that it is approaching this e, this value can also be considered a record, today investments in government securities turn out to be more profitable than investments in, so to speak, risky assets, which, in fact, turns the entire risk assessment system upside down - in financial market. the country fulfills its financial obligations in a timely manner in full, it serves as a guide to whether it is worth buying government bonds and in fact represents an assessment of the probability of default, country ratings are special international agencies, the largest of them are snp, moody's and fich, the so-called big three. two out of three companies have already decided to downgrade the us ra

over the weekend moody's downgraded the outlook of the u.s. credit picture. normally that was sent things into a tailspin but it's not. >> it's not because people honestly are getting used to the ridiculous, not steve forbes but he just had it right when he said remember the rating agencies were giving aaa ratings to all of the bond product that created the great financial crisis up until the day before the crisis hit so a lot of people don't place a lot of credibility and what the rating agencies are moody's came on downgraded outlook and left the credit rating to aaa because threatening to downgrade if we don't make a move into a certain point they are correct they gotta get the government to do something but i don't think investors are taking the moody's downgrade as a big worry some of. liz: you could argue that the two things even if they are worrisome are short-term drugs or pops it really depends. this brings me where you put your money when there's? sangeeta for the market in addition to what's happening geopolitically in the middle east. >> i think i

moody's downgrading the u.s. outlook to negative.y says the capitol is in dysfunction and american government spends more than it has warning without effective fiscal policy measures to reduce government spending or increase revenues, moody's expects fiscal deficits to remain large. we're going to talk more about the budget crisis as we talk politics in a half hour. government runs out of money on friday. we'll get new inflation numbers. inflation off the all time highs, coming down in other countries, too, it's been particularly bad in britain. new studies show weight loss drugs like ozempic cut the risk of heart attacks and other cardio issues by as much as 20%. a separate study by a human resources firm found about 1 in 5 american companies are considering adding semiglue tides. variety reported over the weekend there's an elon musk movie coming directed by the same person who did the whale with brendan fraser, based on the new biography by walter isaacson. he also wrote a biography about steve jobs. danny boyle directed it. aaron

"moody's lowered its outlook on the u.s.dit rating to negative but stable citing large fiscal deficit and a decline in debt affordability, a move that grew immediate criticism from president joe biden's administration. the move follows a rate downgrade of the sovereign by fitch, which came after months of political brinkmanship around the u.s. debt ceiling. federal spending and political polarization has been a rising concern for investors contributing to a selloff that took u.s. government bonds to the lowest level in 16 years. it is hard to disagree with the rest -- with the rationale, but no reasonable expectation for physical -- fiscal consolidation said christopher. deficits will remain large and as interest costs take up a larger share of the burden -- the budget, the debt burden will grow." this coming from "reuters" with moody downgrading u.s. credit from stable to negative. now some u.s. officials disagree with what the financial services are saying about our economy. earlier this month, janet yellen held a news con

i understand what moody's has said but i'm still optimistic we will address this fiscal challenge. >>l, a lot of people don't necessarily share that optimism, especially when they look at washington i know you are employed by congress you are the congressional -- director of the congressional budget office. tell us how you view this possible government shutdown what does it mean for the economy and government finances? >> you know, a shutdown is a challenge, it's a challenge for the government if it's a short-term shutdown, that's a relatively minor issue for the economy. the longer term is the underlying issue that moody's pointed to ant whbout what it ms for our ability to take on these fiscal challenges. that's more of what i worry about rather than will there be a shutdown it's up to the congress and senate to act. that would push the decisions on funding the government into january and february so we might face this situation again. you know, i really look at the long-term as the issue, what the fiscal trajectory means, more than whether or not there's a short-term shutdown. >> p

maria: jay, your thoughts on this moody's downgrade, fitch downgrade here, and moody's is also weighings affects markets? >> i don't think it's going to really affect the markets too much. i mean, we may sell off a little bit on that news. they're a little late to the party, quite frankly. now they have an opportunity to downgrade. i mean, it was august of 2011 where the s&p downgraded and then it was several months ago where fitch did. now they have an town join the ranks. and as far as market reaction, at this time, no. the government shutdown could affect how they proceed with that but if we do shut down, we'll probably sell off into it and we tend to rally after a shutdown. there have been 20 since 1976 and we tend to rally after most. maria: ted, how are you allocating capital right now? >> we have a high allocation right now to short-term treasuries. more than we have had probably since 2000. we just feel like if you get that kind of yield, there's no reason for us to have to try to catch a falling knife so-to-speak. that's where we are. we're looking at it from that standpoint. w

all right, well i was having some problems with honey and mike moody, they're in honda and so try and come back to him a little bit later if we can. so the miniature we can of the palestinian is not a job on groups as for pads or at least 2 captives held in god. we announce we are prepared to release a woman for humanitarian and health reasons, considering we will not be able to offer her medical treatment. we also prepare to release the young man for humanitarian reasons because he is of a young age and consider the as really prisons are full of palestinian children. this is an initiative that will come into force once the necessary requirements in the field are present. so, you know, the white house is israel to implement daily for a pauses and it submitted to offensive in northern gaza. president biden said it's a step in the right direction. frustrated with rosen, jordan has more now from washington, dc. a quote for the white house announced that this puts you mandatory and pause as it's calling. it would take place starting on thursday, even as our the white house. so it was anno

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economy with mark zandi from moody's analytics.ow optimistic or pessimistic are you now about where we are in this economy and where were headed? guest: good to be with you. i'm optimistic. i think the economy is performing well. a year ago, we -- if we were having this conversation, we probably bit did, there was concern about a recession with lots of lost jobs and rising unemployment in 2023 that did not happen. the economy created lots of jobs, almost 3 million and unemployment has remained below 4%. the thing that has been bothering americans and rightly so is the high inflation. we've gotten some good news there as well, inflation has moderated, still too high but it's clearly moving in the right direction. stock prices, housing values, things that matter to people and their wealth have held their own despite the higher interest rate so all in all, i'm pretty optimistic. i think the country has some -- has performed surprisingly well and i'm hopeful it will continue to do so in the coming year. host: does that mean we are out

"moody's lowered its outlook on the u.s.dit rating to negative but stable citing large fiscal deficit and a decline in debt affordability, a move that grew immediate criticism from president joe biden's administration. the move follows a rate downgrade of the sovereign by fitch, which came after months of political brinkmanship around the u.s. debt ceiling. federal spending and political polarization has been a rising concern for investors contributing to a selloff that took u.s. government bonds to the lowest level in 16 years. it is hard to disagree with the rest -- with the rationale, but no reasonable expectation for physical -- fiscal consolidation said christopher. deficits will remain large and as interest costs take up a larger share of the burden -- the budget, the debt burden will grow." this coming from "reuters" with moody downgrading u.s. credit from stable to negative. now some u.s. officials disagree with what the financial services are saying about our economy. earlier this month, janet yellen held a news con

said . because of what jeff moody said. . of power cuts widespread. of course, that's the least of people's worries. but clearly these power cuts are all over these power cuts are all over the place. that's it sweeping to the place. that's it sweeping to the midlands now. >> and on towards newcastle later on, heading up towards the north—east and also there is there is a flow in position at heathrow, people trying to leave the country via airports may be experiencing some delays, but it seems like we are through the worst. but heavy rain, i think headed for tomorrow as well. and as as jeff said there, the problem is when you have waterlogged ground and trees and fall leaves, the wind takes those trees over, blocking roads, there still amber roads, there are still amber warnings places for warnings and lots of places for disruption to travel due to fallen trees and blocked roads and railway tracks on and of course, railway tracks on the that the trees go the sidings that the trees go oven the sidings that the trees go over.

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