(Bloomberg) -- New York City, Minnesota and San
Antonio's North East Independent School District led U.S. state
and local government borrowers that raised $8 billion in the
bond market this week.
The most populous U.S. city sold $931 million of fixed-rate
bonds to pay off existing higher-interest debt. Minnesota
borrowed $670 million to finance new college classrooms and
prisons as well as pollution control and highway projects with
the state's largest debt sale. The Texas district sold $498
million to acquire land, construct schools and buy buses.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
Antonio's North East Independent School District led U.S. state
and local government borrowers that raised $8 billion in the
bond market this week.
The most populous U.S. city sold $931 million of fixed-rate
bonds to pay off existing higher-interest debt. Minnesota
borrowed $670 million to finance new college classrooms and
prisons as well as pollution control and highway projects with
the state's largest debt sale. The Texas district sold $498
million to acquire land, construct schools and buy buses.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
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