U.S. Federal Reserve officials speaking on Monday took on cautiously the ramifications of the latest downgrade of the U.S.

American markets fell to open the week Monday, reacting to Saturday's news that Moody's Ratings was downgrading U.S. debt.

US stock futures have seen a slide in early trading on Sunday evening US time, as a credit rating downgrade of the world's ...

The S&P 500 was down early Monday, as investors reacted to the recent decision by Moody’s to strip U.S. sovereign debt of its ...

Dow edges higher despite Moody's U.S. downgrade late Friday ...

Moody's downgrade of the U.S. sovereign credit rating late Friday appeared to have a modest impact on corporate bond market ...

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Meanwhile, JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon said at the bank's investor day Monday that the full impact of tariffs has not hit the ...

Absent new developments on the tariff front and confronted with new obstacles, it’s unclear if the rally in U.S. stocks last ...

Nina Eichacker, an economics professor at the University of Rhode Island, says the downgrade speaks to a “growing disparity ...

After Friday's closing bell, Moody's followed Standard & Poor's and Fitch and cut its rating on U.S. government debt.

But a hat tip to Citigroup ( C) CEO Jane Fraser for aiming to snag a few headlines of her own in a rare blog post on Friday.