S&P Global maintains ‘AA+’ credit rating for U.S., citing tariffs as a way to offset fiscal impact of tax cuts. Treasury market responds positively, with yields on 10-year note and 30-year bond decreasing by 1.4 basis points each. Market likes acknowledgment of tariffs’ potential benefits.

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