【S&P Confirms U.S. Sovereign Rating of 'AA+/A-1+' with Stable Outlook】Golden Finance reports that S&P Global Ratings has confirmed the U.S. sovereign credit rating at 'AA+/A-1+', with a stable outlook. The agency noted that, seven months after taking office, the Trump administration's signature tax and spending bill was approved by Congress, reflecting core policy proposals. Meanwhile, the U.S. government continues to push for reforms in the international trade system. Against a backdrop of rising effective tariff rates, substantial tariff revenues are expected to largely offset potential fiscal weaknesses—otherwise, such weaknesses could have arisen from recent fiscal bills involving tax increases, tax cuts, and spending changes. The stable outlook reflects the agency's expectations regarding the following factors: sustained resilience in the U.S. economy; reliable and effective implementation of monetary policy; a fiscal deficit that remains high but has not continued to widen, supporting net government debt growth; and an increase in the debt ceiling by $5 trillion. (Golden Ten)