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Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont is taking credit for state’s general obligation bonds getting a credit rating upgrade from S&P Global Ratings.
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New Haven Mayor Justin Elicker said a $17 million surplus and the upgrade to its credit rating mean the city's finances are improving.
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The Standard and Poor’s credit rating agency has upgraded Connecticut’s bond rating from stable to positive for the second time in two years. It means the state can now borrow money at a lower rate.
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Suffolk County’s bond rating has been upgraded, thanks to more than $570 million in federal coronavirus assistance.Two Wall Street bond rating agencies…
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Two bond rating agencies are downgrading Connecticut's credit worthiness, citing uncertainty about whether the state has the financial flexibility to…