Japan’s two-year government bond auction drew demand that was stronger than its 12-month average on speculation the Bank of Japan isn’t rushing into the next rate increase https://t.co/24laX2b7Ud ...

Japan’s bond market heads into a sale of policy-sensitive two-year notes Friday on a somewhat stronger footing on speculation the Bank of Japan isn’t rushing into the next rate increase https://t.co/YVshryt9RG ...

Core Viewpoint - The York Water Company has filed for a general increase in rates for water and wastewater services, citing the need for significant capital investments to maintain and improve infrastructure [1][2]. Summary by Sections Rate Increase Request - The company is requesting a $24.2 million increase in annual revenues, which would result in an additional cost of $14.16 per month for water and $35.85 per month for wastewater services for the typical residential customer [3]. Capital Investments - Since the last rate increase in 2022, the company has made $145 million in capital investments aimed at replacing and upgrading aging infrastructure, including water mains, meters, and treatment facilities [2]. Infrastructure Improvement - The investments are intended to ensure compliance with current regulations, enhance the reliability of services, and expand wastewater treatment capacity to accommodate growing communities [2]. Effective Date and Process - If approved, the rate increase could take effect on August 1, 2025, although the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission (PUC) may delay this until March 2026 [4]. Customer Base - The York Water Company serves over 212,000 people across 57 municipalities in Adams, Franklin, Lancaster, and York counties [4].