US /ˈkrɛdɪt ˈretɪŋ/
・UK /ˈkredit ˈreitiŋ/
A "credit rating" means how much or how little the banks will give you. Now, of course, there's
have a very bad credit rating, it means nobody will give you any money; you have bad credit.
That national debt was also one of the main reasons the U.S.'s credit rating was downgraded soon after.
That national debt was also one of the main reasons the U.S.'s credit rating was downgraded soon after.
Because damage to America's sterling credit rating wouldn't just cause global markets to go haywire.
to America's sterling credit rating wouldn't just cause
Now, the last time that the Tea Party Republicans flirted with the idea of default two years ago markets plunged, business and consumer confidence plunged, America's credit rating was downgraded for the first time.
America's credit rating was downgraded for the first time.
Our credit rating was downgraded for the first time.
our credit rating was downgraded for the first time.
Now, the more loans you get, make sure you pay them back, because this will affect your credit rating or credit score, same thing.
Your credit score or your credit rating is basically a number, a figure that banks calculate to know how good you are at paying back the money that you owe.
No, your credit rating.
Your credit rating.
Have you gained an understanding of why your credit rating was so bad?
Have you gained an understanding of why your credit rating was so bad?
But enthusiasm started to wane as investors turned their attention to the massive amount of debt Oracle would need to take out to fund its ambitions and the pressure that would potentially put on its investment grade credit rating.
but enthusiasm started to wane as investors turned their attention to the massive amount of debt Oracle would need to take out to fund its AI ambitions and the pressure that would potentially put on its investment-grade credit rating.
and we have the best credit rating that we've had in over 30 years.
and we have the best credit rating that we've had in over 30 years.