Fitch: U.S. Growth Seen at 1.9% in 2026-2027, Below 2025
Fitch said the U.S. rating benefits from the country’s large economy, high per-capita income, active business environment and exceptional financing flexibility. The ratings agency expects U.S. economic growth to remain relatively resilient at 1.9% in 2026-2027, below 2.8% in 2025. It also expects U.S. labor demand to weaken in 2026, with job creation declining significantly.
Fitch said the U.S. rating benefits from the country’s large economy, high per-capita income, active business environment and exceptional financing flexibility.
The ratings agency expects U.S. economic growth to remain relatively resilient at 1.9% in 2026-2027, below 2.8% in 2025. It also expects U.S. labor demand to weaken in 2026, with job creation declining significantly.
The ratings agency expects U.S. economic growth to remain relatively resilient at 1.9% in 2026-2027, below 2.8% in 2025. It also expects U.S. labor demand to weaken in 2026, with job creation declining significantly.