The credit rating agency's managing director, John Chambers, tells ABC's "This Week" that if the fiscal position of the U.S. deteriorates further, or if political gridlock tightens even more, a further downgrade is possible.
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Chambers also said
Sunday that it would take "stabilization and eventual decline" of the
federal debt as a share of the economy as well as more consensus in
Washington for the U.S. to win back a top rating.
S&P downgraded the U.S. rating Friday, from AAA to AA+, for the first time.
