<ul><li>Moody's Ratings downgraded the US credit rating, leading to a decline in US stocks and a rise in Treasury yields.</li><li>The S&P 500 Index ETF fell by 1% post announcement to Aa1 from Aaa.</li><li>Fitch Ratings and S&P Global Ratings also graded the US economy below the triple-A position.</li><li>The risk of President Donald Trump's tariff regime adds to the economic uncertainty.</li><li>Wall Street professionals express caution as tariffs may impact business and consumer confidence.</li><li>Reacting to the news, experts predict caution in equity markets due to the US credit downgrade.</li><li>The downgrade may affect other countries' sovereign debt as US Treasury bonds are considered a benchmark.</li><li>Investors anticipate profit-taking in equities following the strong market rally.</li><li>The downgrade signals concerns about the US fiscal dysfunction and tariff risks.</li><li>The impact on stocks may be less severe compared to previous credit rating downgrades.</li></ul>

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