Moody’s raises Louisiana’s bond credit rating after six years

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Louisiana’s bond credit rating has moved up a notch. The new rating by Moody’s Investors Service will save the state about $750,000 a year in interest for every $300 million in bonds issued, state Treasurer John Schroder says. Louisiana has made significant progress “restoring its financial reserves and liquidity in recent years by structurally aligning

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