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Municipal bond traders focused their attention on the week's hefty new issue calendar, which kicked off on Tuesday with the sale of several big-ticket items.
November 18 -
The municipal bond market sell-off continues on Tuesday, which is good news for buyers but possibly a negative for issuers, according to market participants.
November 18 -
Investors predict that both the $402.3 million Dallas Area Rapid Transit and the $357.5 million Houston Independent School District deals will go well, but that investors might be more interested in the transit bonds.
November 17 -
The pick-up in volume will not have a large impact on trading this week, investors said.
November 17 -
Trading in the municipal market remained high this week even though it was shortened by the Veteran's Day holiday.
November 14 -
Municipal bonds outperformed Treasuries on Friday.
November 14 -
Inflows for all municipal bond funds rose by 661% this week.
November 14 -
The weekly average yield to maturity of the Bond Buyer Municipal Bond Index, which is based on 40 long-term bond prices, rose one basis point the week ending Nov. 13th to 4.39%.
November 13 -
Investors will grab the longest maturity in the $394.4 million New York City Water Finance Authority water and sewer system second general resolution revenue bonds now that the yield on those bonds has been raised, traders predict.
November 13 -
The market is back in full swing on Thursday with the largest deals scheduled in the primary this week expected to price.
November 13