Brendan McDermid/Reuters Ratings agency Moody's maintained the US's top-notch "Aaa" credit rating. It gave the US a stable outlook, citing its "exceptional" economic strength. Moody's said it expects US federal budget deficits to widen over the medium term, but that the country's strong economy and strong institutions would counterbalance lower fiscal strength. Ratings agency Moody's on Wednesday maintained the United States' top-notch "Aaa" credit rating, saying the country's "exceptional" economic strength would counterbalance lower fiscal strength. The ratings agency also maintained its stable outlook on the United States.See the rest of the story at Business InsiderNOW WATCH: These 3D printed homes can be constructed for $4,000 — and they might change the approach to underdeveloped housingSee Also:China to cut taxes in a bid to boost small businesses and high-tech sectorTrump's revenge: US oil floods European market, hurting OPEC and RussiaUber's top choice for chief financial officer is reportedly VMware's Zane RoweSEE ALSO: Tesla gets downgraded at Moody's