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West Virginia lawmakers should not have to worry about offsetting public investment losses when they craft a budget next year, according to state officials and the latest available figures.
While November has been rocky for Wall Street, West Virginia's investment portfolio has beaten expectations since the budget year began July 1.See the full content of this document
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State Investments Still Gaining
The state Investment Management Board aims for a long-term return of 7.5 percent. The board's pools began the month with budget-year- to-date earnings estimate...
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