California: lowest Standard & Poor's bond rating of all the states

Most U.S. states have Standard & Poor's bond ratings of "AA" or "AAA". After that comes "A-plus", and that's the rating California used to have. Now, we've been downgraded to just "A", the lowest of all the states (link). Previously we'd been neck-and-neck with Louisiana, but now we're even worse.

Moody's has CA and LA still tied for last place in their ratings, but they hint that might change.

Other tags: moodys · standard and poors

Thu, 02/05/2009 - 10:55 · · Importance: 4


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