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Published on 3/24/2008 in the Prospect News Municipals Daily.

S&P lifts Oakland, Calif., debt to AA-, A+

Standard & Poor's said it raised its rating and underlying rating to AA- from A+ on the Oakland Joint Powers Financing Authority, Calif.'s 2005 revenue bonds and existing general obligation debt issued on behalf of the City of Oakland, Calif.

At the same time, S&P said it raised the underlying rating to A+ from A on Oakland's G.O. debt.

S&P also said it assigned the A+ rating to the authority's $110.335 million of (tax-exempt) series 2008A-1 and $20.335 million of (taxable) series 2008A-2 lease revenue refunding bonds.

Finally, S&P said it affirmed the A+ underlying rating on the authority's revenue refunding bonds, which were issued as auction-rate securities.


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