Alberta said it’s reducing its borrowing target for the current fiscal year as credit spreads widen and coronavirus concerns batter oil prices, a key revenue source for the western Canadian province.
In October, Alberta released a budget plan that called for $12.2 billion to be raised in the long-term debt markets for the fiscal year ended March 31 — of which $5.5 billion was remaining as of Tuesday. Ontario, by comparison, completed its $31.6 billion borrowing plan last week, according to Laurentian Bank Securities Inc. data. Meanwhile, Quebec began pre-funding for the following fiscal year in late 2019.
Is there more to Alberta than oil that’s the 4.3 millions question there must be something.
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