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Maryland maintains AAA credit rating from Fitch days after losing longtime top rating from Moody's
Maryland has received an AAA rating every year since 1973, according to Moody's. A year ago, the state maintained its top credit rating from Moody's. In 2014, then-Gov. Martin O'Malley boasted how Maryland was among only seven states to maintain the top rating throughout the recession.
That was a point underscored when, one day later, Fitch Ratings issued Maryland its highest rating of “AAA” and Moody’s ...
Moody’s downgrades Maryland’s bond rating to AA1, citing economic underperformance and federal policy risks that may raise ...
Fitch Rating’s issued Maryland a AAA rating, with a “stable” outlook, which means it maintains its borrowing costs and creditworthiness shortly after state lawmakers closed a multibillion ...
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