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标普给美国降级是必然的，从宣传角度方面看可以体现它的独立性和专业性，毕竟标普是在美国的公司。

Allowing herself to be trampled upon and it was the inability to change .  it must find the own way!!!!!!

It takes more than 9 years for a sovereign bond to be upgraded AAA since downgraded AA+

US is likely to lose willingness to repay the huge debts

paul just want to express that the S.P have no right to judge the american sovereign bond, since it has bad reputation in the former economic crisis. however it  is clear that the bond is no longer as well as before. so the downgrade is something coming sooner or later. ironically , as someone above have said ,as the white politicians now are doing things in line with their own interests, regardless of the natio's whole benefit, what position they stand to blame a company .

恩，看新闻了，美国民众对ZF以及未来很失望和迷茫。
恕我才疏学浅，我很想知道美国信用等级下调后，带来什么影响，对全球经济及对我国。我好像看到我国外汇购买力下降了。还有呢？谢谢

好吗，我国买的美债缩水了吧。

好吗，我国买的美债缩水了吧。

标普将美国主权评级下调面对非议是很正常的，07年爆发经济危机以来，有关信用评级机构的指责就从未停过，但是谁又有能力能够替代当今三大信用评级机构呢，没有信用评级基本市场是无法运转的，就像没有ZF的国家一样。我们要做到的是对信用评价机构进行公正有限的管理监督，确保他们能够公正得对待所有的国家和机构。美国全球最发达的资本市场和对信用评级机构的垄断，或许现在是个发展中国家或者其他国家建立全球性评级机构的好时机，标普在最关键的时刻肯定是会帮美国的，需要我们警惕

Standard & Poor's lowing down america sovereign rating is to face criticism from the United States is normal, since the 2007 economic crisis, blamed on credit rating agencies has never stopped, but who have the ability to replace the three major credit rating agencies do today, no credit rating basic market is not functioning, just like the governments of countries. We have to do is a fair credit rating agencies with limited management oversight to ensure that they can just get treatment for all countries and institutions. The United States the world's most developed capital market and the monopoly of credit rating agencies, perhaps now is a developing country or other countries to establish global rating agencies a good time, Standard & Poor's at the most crucial moment will definitely help the United States, we need to guard against

Updated news: The US Treasury fights back, blaming S&P's $2 trillion mistake.

"Independent of this error, there is no justifiable rationale for downgrading the debt of the United States. There are millions of investors around the globe that trade Treasury securities. They assess our creditworthiness every minute of every day, and their collective judgment is that the U.S. has the means and political will to make good on its obligations. The magnitude of this mistake – and the haste with which S&P changed its principal rationale for action when presented with this error – raise fundamental questions about the credibility and integrity of S&P’s ratings action."

The full Treasury statement on S&P is here ...
http://www.treasury.gov/connect/blog/Pages/Just-the-Facts-SPs-2-Trillion-Mistake.aspx