Wisconsin municipalities face rising borrowing costs
Wisconsin municipalities are facing increased borrowing costs for capital improvements due to volatility in the bond market.
Wisconsin municipalities use the bond market to borrow money for capital improvements. A volatile market is making borrowing more expensive.
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