Debt issuers brace for impact from downgrade

NEW YORK (Reuters) - A downgrade of United States' top-tier credit rating has Wall Street scrambling to figure out the knock-on effects for the financial system, from mortgages to banks to markets that rely on U.S. Treasuries for collateral. The immediate effects of the Standard & Poor's downgrade ...

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