State´s Credit Rating Could Slip Again
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Two Wall Street credit agencies warn that California´s already battered credit rating could be downgraded because of the budget deadlock.
Standard and Poor´s along with Moody´s Investors Services both say they have California under review because of delays in adopting a state budget.
California already suffers with the nation´s lowest credit rating. If the state´s credit does take another hit it would mean that taxpayers would pay more to borrow money.
