Moody's decision on Thursday marks New Jersey fourth credit upgrade in the past 13 months.
Derek Hall | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com
New Jersey’s financial outlook got another boost from Wall Street on Thursday after Moody’s Investor Service upgraded the state’s crediting rating one notch to A1, marking the state’s fourth rating upgrade in the past 13 months. This is the second upgrade from Moody’s in the past year, and the decision comes just as state lawmakers begin their review of Gov.
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