Investors & Investing
- Skimpy Calendar Ahead; Univ. of Washington Leads
Another subpar week of primary supply probably won't generate much excitement from the municipal bond market.
- Supply Stays on Short Side
The lack of supply in the primary and secondary continued to steer the municipal bond market this past week.
- S&P: Water, Sewer Utilities Struggling With Infrastructure
Water and sewer utilities will struggle with financing infrastructure projects in 2012, Standard & Poor's says.
- Moody's Stays Negative on States and Localities in 2012
The outlook for both state and local governments remains negative, Moody's Investors Service said Wednesday.
Other Headlines
- Post-Super Bowl, Munis Weaken in Light Action
- Jefferson County Misused Sewer Funds, Bank Charges
- Squire Sanders Adds S.F. Partner
- Brown Signs Bill to Help California Borrow Internally, Ease Cash Flow
- Cleveland Airport to Issue $241M of Refunding Bonds
- FAA Authorization Bill Gets Final Approval
- Assured Guaranty Sues UBS Over $1.49B of Mortgage-Backed Deals
