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North Texas Tollway Authority and New Jersey Price Refundings

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What happened

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North Texas Tollway Authority and New Jersey authorities priced two previously shelved refunding deals on October 30, 2026. The deals included a $797 million refunding deal for North Texas Tollway Authority and a $1.7 billion refunding deal for New Jersey. Both had been postponed because of volatile market conditions.

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Why it matters

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The deals were delayed because market yields had risen significantly, making the initial pricing unfavorable. Horatio Porter, Chief Financial Officer of North Texas Tollway Authority, stated they decided to proceed to deliver savings and remove potential election risk.

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    New Jersey might secure infrastructure funding through the issuance of the $1.7 billion deal.

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