Moody’s casts a negative fiscal outlook for NYC amid persistent deficits
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Moody’s downgrades NYC’s financial outlook to negative, citing large, ongoing budget gaps and the plan to dip into reserves to balance this year’s budget; the Aa2 rating remains intact for now but the outlook could worsen if deficits persist. Mayor Mamdani’s proposal to withdraw nearly $1 billion from the rainy-day fund faces pushback from the City Council and comptroller, as state funding talks continue and the city confronts a roughly $7.3 billion budget gap.
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