(Bloomberg) -- Los Angeles Unified School District,
Denver, New Jersey and Maryland will offer the largest of $5
billion of U.S. municipal bond issues planned for this week.
The Los Angeles school system, the second-biggest in the
nation after New York City, plans to borrow $1 billion to build
new schools and repair older ones. Denver will sell debt to
expand its airport and New Jersey will offer bonds to replenish
a trust fund for special-needs housing in two deals totaling
$860 million. Maryland will auction $375 million of debt for
schools, colleges, jails and other state building projects.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
Denver, New Jersey and Maryland will offer the largest of $5
billion of U.S. municipal bond issues planned for this week.
The Los Angeles school system, the second-biggest in the
nation after New York City, plans to borrow $1 billion to build
new schools and repair older ones. Denver will sell debt to
expand its airport and New Jersey will offer bonds to replenish
a trust fund for special-needs housing in two deals totaling
$860 million. Maryland will auction $375 million of debt for
schools, colleges, jails and other state building projects.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
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