On the macro front, Moody's remains with the issue of credit ratings, which Moody's still believes are the safest for the U.S. government bonds at the moment, but whether that will change will have to wait for a decision after the reassessment. There is also the Fitch rating agency, which decided in August to downgrade the credit rating of the U.S. government, which at the time had the same rating as Moody's, which was AAA, but was later downgraded to AA+, which means that when the government borrows, it has to pay a higher interest rate.