MarketScape: What if the U.S. Defaults? And Other Debt Ceiling Scenarios
Without a political deal to raise the U.S. debt ceiling, the U.S. government estimates it could run out of money as early as next week and potentially default on its debt. Chief Investment Officer for Global Fixed Income Thomas Swaney outlines how various scenarios may impact investors.
- Maybe Too Late to Avoid Downgrade
- What If a Debt Ceiling Deal Isn’t Reached?
- What If the U.S. Defaults?
- What Can Investors Do to Prepare?
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