MOODY'S CORP

Moody’s adjusts U.S. debt‑rating after 2026 ceiling raise, noting fiscal discipline is still key for long‑term market stability.

Moody’s Corp trades spark interest as it launches a cutting‑edge Digital Asset Personal Trading platform, expanding its credit‑rating power into crypto‑compliance and opening new growth avenues for investors.

Moody’s Corp. shows steady growth: 49.64% cumulative return over five years and a 7.9% annualized gain, while holding a $77.5 billion market cap and strong resilience amid market turbulence.

Moody’s Q4 earnings beat with $1.89 B revenue and $3.64 EPS, forecasting 2026 profit above $4.50 EPS, plus a new Riyadh hub boosting global growth.

Moody’s Q4 2025 earnings hit $3.64 EPS, beating forecasts as demand for credit‑rating and analytics services rises. The firm projects strong FY 2026 growth, expanding into emerging markets and opening a Riyadh hub to boost its global presence.

Moody’s opens Riyadh HQ, boosting credit‑rating services in Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 market and driving new growth for investors and issuers.

Explore how institutional investors’ mixed trades and Moody’s high‑PE valuation are reshaping the credit‑rating firm’s outlook—earnings, SEC filing, and strategy insights.

Stifel upgrades Moody’s to Buy, raising target to $574, citing strong 2026 debt‑issuance and robust revenue from ratings, risk tools, and pricing software.

Moody’s Corp downgraded the US government’s credit rating from Aaa to Aa1, citing growing budget deficits and a lack of clear path to reducing the deficit, leading to market volatility and increased demand for safe-haven assets.

Moody’s Corporation played a pivotal role in significant financial developments, including downgrading the US government’s credit rating and affirming ratings in Mexico, sparking market reactions and broader implications.