S&P on US credit conditions, say policy risk remains following US tariff ruling but don't expect a substantial impact on its ratings outlook

The recent US credit conditions commentary reflects lingering policy risks post-tariff ruling, but S&P suggests no significant change to its ratings outlook.

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This indicates that while geopolitical factors remain in play, the overall stability of US credit ratings is perceived as intact, mitigating severe market reactions. Traders should consider the broader implications for risk sentiment, particularly across currencies and equities.

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