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• Bostic: Consumers not living up to survey confidence

  

  A disconnect exists between actual spending and the high confidence levels seen in consumer surveys, Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta President Raphael Bostic said in an interview published Thursday.

  Economy 12m ago

  Economy 12m ago

• Mester sees ‘couple’ weak inflation reports ahead

  

  The economy is strong enough for gradual rate hikes to continue, despite the fact there may be a few more weak inflation reports coming, Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland President Loretta Mester said Friday, according to published reports.

  Monetary policy 51m ago

  Monetary policy 51m ago

• Web Seminar Successful investing in charter schools part III: Market advancements

  Each year, Orrick and the Bond Buyer present an overview of the charter school facilities bond sector, highlighting transaction fundamentals, sector-level research data, and credit and structure trends.

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• Portland bond oversight committee to meet

  

  A committee overseeing Portland, Ore.'s first affordable housing bond will meet soon.

  General obligation bonds Kyle Glazier 1h ago

  General obligation bonds Kyle Glazier 1h ago

• Maryland seeks emergency court order to restart Purple Line P3

  

  Maryland asked a federal appeals court for an emergency order restarting the $5.6 billion Purple Line P3.

  Infrastructure Jim Watts 1h ago

  Infrastructure Jim Watts 1h ago

• Michigan budget, teacher pension bills head to governor

  

  Michigan lawmakers approved fundamental changes to retirement benefits for teachers.

  Budgets Nora Colomer 1h ago

  Budgets Nora Colomer 1h ago

• Podcast GASB’s projects on leases and financial reporting model

  

  GASB chair David Vaudt will talk about the importance of the board’s upcoming standards for state and local governments. Hosted by Lynn Hume.

  Accounting 2h ago

  Accounting 2h ago