(Bloomberg) -- Michigan's Oakland County, a New
York state agency and Nevada will sell a combined $1.3 billion
of bonds in today's largest sales of U.S. municipal debt.
Oakland County will offer $570 million of 20-year taxable
bonds to raise money to help cover future payments of benefits
for retired workers. The New York State Dormitory Authority will
borrow $438.8 million for a variety of capital projects at
schools in the state. Nevada will sell almost $300 million for
capital projects.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
York state agency and Nevada will sell a combined $1.3 billion
of bonds in today's largest sales of U.S. municipal debt.
Oakland County will offer $570 million of 20-year taxable
bonds to raise money to help cover future payments of benefits
for retired workers. The New York State Dormitory Authority will
borrow $438.8 million for a variety of capital projects at
schools in the state. Nevada will sell almost $300 million for
capital projects.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
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