Day | Indicator | Last Report | Forecast |
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Monday | Leading Indicators | May: +0.1% | June: -0.1% |
Thursday | Initial Claims | 7/12: 366,000 | 7/19: 375,000 |
Thursday | Cont. Claims | 7/5: 3.122M | 7/12: 3.120M |
Thursday | Existing Home Sales | May: 4.990M | June: 4.940M |
Friday | Durable Goods | May: unch | June: -0.4% |
Friday | ex Transportation | May: -0.9% | June: -0.2% |
Friday | U. of Michigan | June: 56.6 | July: 56.4 |
Friday | New Home Sales | May: 512,000 | June: 505,000 |
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Despite higher yields, muni to UST ratios remain rich. Ratios look "progressively richer" moving into the five- to 10-year part on the curve, with the 10-year spot "still far more attractive in taxables versus tax-exempts," J.P. Morgan said.
April 17 -
The growing federal debt level may pressure lawmakers to retract or reduce the tax-exemption for munis to generate revenue, some market participants argue.
April 17 -
It's a time of change, challenge and opportunity in the infrastructure and P3 space, Patrick Harder said.
April 17 -
The meeting was attended by trade organizations, MSRB board leadership, Finance Committee members and MSRB senior staff.
April 17 -
The Federal Emergency Management Agency is asking for an additional $9 billion for this year in hopes they don't run out of funds in August as they're currently slated to.
April 17 -
The SEC won its case against Richard Ganci and Richard Tortora of Capital Markets Advisors over conflicts of interest present in their fee arrangement in connection to a $119 million offering for the City of Rochester, New York.
April 17