Puerto Rico Electric Agency Used Reserves for July 1 Payment

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The Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority, which supplies most of the island’s electricity, used reserve funds to pay investors July 1, according to a Municipal Securities Rulemaking Board filing.

The utility, known as Prepa, paid bondholders $417.6 million on maturing bonds and interest, according to a statement from the Government Development Bank, which manages the commonwealth’s finances.