Fitch says large US deficits to keep debt above "AA" peers; cuts 2026 US tariff revenue estimate by USD 150bln

Fitch's comments on large US deficits highlight concerns about fiscal stability, suggesting that the US credit profile may weaken relative to other nations rated above 'AA'.

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The cut in 2026 tariff revenue estimates by $150 billion signals potential shortfalls in government income, which could further limit fiscal flexibility and have implications for future debt and borrowing costs.

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