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State of Mississippi Bonds

The State of Mississippi, established as a U.S. state in 1817 and located in the Southern region of the country, serves as a government entity focused on public welfare and economic development. Key services and initiatives provided by the state include education funding, infrastructure development, and public health programs, all aimed at enhancing the quality of life for its residents.

Bond NameCountryMaturityCoupon(%)
MSS 5.25% 2034-11-01 USDState of MississippiUnited States2034-11-015.2454.65
MSS 5.67% 2034-10-01 USDState of MississippiUnited States2034-10-015.6694.56
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State of Mississippi issue history

Mississippi began issuing bonds in the early 20th century, with notable bond sales aimed at funding public infrastructure projects such as highways and education facilities. In recent years, Mississippi issued bonds to support critical initiatives, including disaster recovery efforts post-Hurricane Katrina, with yields often competitive within the municipal bond market. The state has also issued General Obligation Bonds backed by its full faith and credit, creating attractive features for investors seeking stability; however, recent news surrounding budgetary constraints may influence future issuances and their respective pricing strategies.