Chicago Outlook Cut One Notch by S&P on Deficits, Pension Woes
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Chicago Outlook Cut One Notch by S&P on Deficits, Pension Woes
Chicago's credit outlook has been downgraded to negative by S&P Global Ratings, following Mayor Brandon Johnson's proposal for a partial pension contribution next year. This decision comes as the city faces ongoing financial challenges, including consecutive deficits and dwindling reserves. The downgrade is significant as it may impact the city's borrowing costs and financial stability, highlighting the urgent need for effective fiscal management.
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