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U.S. AAA bond rating put under review for possible downgrade, Moody's says
Money & CompanyThe U.S. could lose its Aaa bond rating if the Treasury’s debt ceiling isn’t raised soon, Moody’s Investors Service warned Wednesday. Moody’s formally put the U.S. rating under review for a possible downgrade, making good on a... -
Buyers flock to 30-year Treasury bond sale despite debt rating risk
Money & CompanyThe U.S. Treasury saw robust demand Thursday at its auction of new 30-year bonds, showing investors so far are largely unmoved by the risk of a cut in America’s credit rating. The Treasury sold $13 billion in bonds at a...... -
Debt-ceiling doubts [Most commented]
Opinion L.A.If the debt-ceiling is raised, Republicans will still need to be convinced that the Treasury Department does need to borrow money to pay off America’s debt, and that a constitutional amendment for a balanced budget is a bad policy, The...... -
Standard & Poor's warns of possible News Corp. downgrade
Company TownWith fallout from the News of the World phone hacking scandal far from contained, corporate ratings firm Standard & Poor's on Monday said that it was putting Rupert Murdoch's News Corp. on its "CreditWatch" list, which could result in a...... -
Italy's debt rating cut to 'A' by Standard & Poor's
Money & CompanyAs world markets wait to see whether Greece can avoid defaulting on its debt, Standard & Poor’s delivered another reminder that Europe’s debt woes extend well beyond the cradle of Western civilization. S&P late Monday downgraded Italy’... -
Greece bailout: What 'selective bond default' means
Money & CompanyFor Europe, the unthinkable now is reality: A euro zone country -- Greece -- is defaulting on its debt, as its bond investors are being asked to swap their securities for new ones with less appealing terms. The idea is...... -
European markets end mixed on new debt-crisis plan
Money & CompanyEuropean stock and bond markets showed a mixed reaction Friday to the European Union's new plan to bail out Greece and to backstop other financially struggling member countries.... -
With default threat looming, Treasury asks investors to buy $99 billion in new bonds
Money & CompanyThe U.S. Treasury may not have enough money to pay interest on its debt and other bills come Aug. 2, but it still wants to raise $99 billion selling new bonds over the next three days. The government will auction...... -
It's time for Congress to make a deal [Most commented]
Opinion L.A.The clock is ticking and its time for Congress to put aside partisanship and make a deal, The Times' editorial board wrote Wednesday. House Speaker John A. Boehner (R-Ohio) is struggling for support on a plan that would risk replicating...... -
S&P chief says firm's analysts don't believe U.S. will default
Money & CompanyThis post has been corrected. See note at the bottom for details. The head of Standard & Poor's told lawmakers Wednesday the credit rating firm's analysts don't believe the U.S. will default on its obligations but are waiting for a...... -
Obama willing to work all weekend on debt deal
Top of the TicketNo deal, no golf. Obama urges Americans to pressure Congress.... -
Weekly remarks: Jon Kyl warns new taxes stall jobs; Obama warns time short for deficit deal
Top of the TicketRepublican and Democrat agree on new debt ceiling, but how and why still separate....
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