According to Fitch data, the rating agency put Israel's "A +" issuer default rating on the negative watch list.。The agency said the inclusion of the negative rating watch reflects an increased risk of an expansion of Israel's current conflict, including a large-scale military confrontation with multiple players over a sustained period of time.。The agency also mentioned that a large-scale escalation of the conflict, in addition to human losses, could lead to significant additional military spending, damage to infrastructure, and changes in consumer and investment sentiment, leading to a significant deterioration in Israel's credit indicators.。

According to media reports, Fitch Ratings analysts recently said in an interview with the media that dozens of U.S. domestic banks will face the risk of a full downgrade, and warned that U.S. banks are already close to another turmoil。Fitch Ratings analyst Chris Wolfe (Chris Wolfe) said the number of banks facing a downgrade could include well-known banks such as JPMorgan Chase, or as many as 70.。Wolff said Fitch has the intention to signal to the market that bank ratings, while not yet a certainty, are indeed a potential risk。