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U.S. excellent rating of credit risk - Moody

SAO PAULO - Moody, warned Monday that he could go to a new stage to cut if tax Aaa US President Obama notation and unemployment benefit package becomes law.

The plan approved by the President Obama Republican leaders last week may raise levels of debt, to increase the probability of a negative perspective on rating United States over the next two years, the ratings agency.

A negative perspective, if adopted, would be a rating cut more likely during the following 12 to 18 months.

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United States, top, top Aaa rating loss reduce call us Treasury bonds currently rank among the safest investments worldwide.

"In terms of credit, adverse effects on the public finances are likely to outweigh the positive effects of economic growth," Moody, analyst Steven Hess said in a report at the end on Sunday.

After that Obama, announced his plan, the Treasury prices fall sharply in volatile trade last week and yields hit a six month high, partly due to concerns about the effect the package on the levels of government debt.

If the Bill becomes law, it "will affect government federal budget deficit and debt levels," Moody said.

Monday, the Democratic Congress for United States led moved to grudging approval of President Obama Republicans agree to extend the expiration of the tax cuts, even for the wealthiest Americans,

Last week, Moody and Fitch Ratings have expressed concerns about United States rating over the longer term with Moody fearing the impact if tax cuts become permanent. For more information, see

In a market obsessed with sovereign debt crisis euro, note the Moody said foreign currencies on their growth American debt worries investors and has been a factor of pressure on dollar Monday.

Insurance credit default swap market u.s. government debt was little changed Monday to about 41 basis points, or $41,000 per year to 10 million dollars in debt for five years, according to Markit Intraday.

A negative perspective indicates that rating may be more likely to be cut page on 12 to 18 months top Aaa rating. The United States currently have a stable perspective, indicating a change in credit rating is not planned at this time.

Moody believes the cost of the financing of tax bill proposed, along with unemployment benefits and other measures, possibly between $700 and $ 900 billion which will trigger the ratio of debt to GDP in 72 and 73 per cent, according to the effects on economic growth in nominal value.

This means that the debt of the Government revenue decline many physical more slowly over the next two years, a little less than 400% 420% at the end of fiscal 2010.

"This is a ratio high in both history and other highly rated sovereigns", Moody said.

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The Royal Bank of the Canada loses triple-A rating

The Royal Bank of the Canada been decommissioned from Aaa to Aa1 Monday by Moody, who warned that investors were becoming exposed to greater risks of continuous expansion of the Bank of its investment banking operations.

Moody action comes after two years of growth at RBC markets equity, investment banking arm the Bank committed hundreds of staff since the beginning of the financial crisis.

In its report, Moody has warned that growth unit presentations the holders of the Bank to "increased earnings volatility and laying risk significant management challenges.

"Are attracted by the shareholders and managers of the Bank the potential for growth of businesses in the financial markets, but these companies can expose the holders of Bank to tail hidden risks, said Peter Nerby, senior analyst of Moody."

Warnings of Moody echo concerns increased investor since the financial crisis on the risks taken by the divisions of investment banks to reach the highest returns that make it more attractive for banks.

Royal Bank of Scotland was forced to seek support from the Government in large part due to losses incurred by its investment banking arm.


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