After two decades of credit rating downgrades and rising costs, Connecticut is now experiencing repeated credit rating upgrades, indicating that investor confidence in our state’s fiscal stability is continuing to grow.
Ned Lamont: “After two decades of credit rating downgrades and rising costs, Connecticut is now experiencing repeated credit rating…”
On the recordSeptember 25, 2026
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Governor Lamont comments on credit rating improvements.
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