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This morning, dom, what's going on? >> so, it's going to be a tough economy and tough market, jose. that's the reason why moody's downgraded ratings for ten banks and a threat of more. that's why the sentiment is so negative. m & t bank, commercial shares and webster financial, some of those banks getting put on a negative watch for a future potential downgrade. names like capital one, a fifth. and moody's predicting tougher headwinds, a tougher environment and profits, jose, exposure to the commercial real estate market amongst other factors so that's one of the big reasons for that negativit...

>> i don't know if we'll make it to the 8:00 hour. >> jasmine, thank you. celebrations for the debt ceiling bill could be short lived because fitch ratings on friday said that it is keeping the u.s. on rating watch negative and plans to make a decision on a potential downgrade by the end of the september. >> fitch expressed deep concern about the gridlock in congress. and credit rating downgrade would raise borrowing costs and force washington to spend more on interest and less on other priorities. >> and for now u.s. markets like the news. they soared friday as wall street cheered congress....

Like most other enterprises that raise and spend capital, the federal government Finances its spending in part through the issuance of debt. The…

Like most other enterprises that raise and spend capital, the federal government finances its spending in part through the issuance of debt. The federal debt limit is the maximum amount...