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S&P Global said it expects "meaningful" federal government revenue from President Donald Trump 's broad tariff policies to "generally offset weaker" revenue expected from Trump's recently enacted major tax-and-spending bill.

S&P Global cited that outlook on Monday as it maintained its AA+ rating on long-term U.S. sovereign debt and its A-1+ rating on "short-term unsolicited sovereign credit."

But the company warned, "We could lower the rating over the next two to three years if already high deficits increase, reflecting political inability to contain rising spending or to manage revenue implications from changes in the tax code."

It also cautioned that the ratings could "come under pressure if polit

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