18 7 / 2011
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Chambers added in the interview that even if the parties agree to raise the debt ceiling, it may not be enough to avert a downgrade. Chambers said the country must implement a plan to reduce the annual budget deficit by roughly $4 trillion over 10 years, which makes the debt manageable over the long term.
The White House and Congress have discussed a plan that big, but negotiations have more recently centered on a smaller deal, at $2 trillion or less.
“That could still lead to a downgrade,” Chambers said.
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S&P warns that chance of downgrading U.S. credit rating is 50 percent - The Washington Post
An important statement from S&P: all the noise about a downgrade isn’t only about the debt limit. There are fiscal issues too. Which I have to say I’d like to see spelled out, given that the US borrows entirely in its own currency.
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