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Hawaii's $1 billion general obligation sale, the biggest deal of the week, met with high demand in retail pricing Wednesday, even though traders said some of the bonds were unusually pricey.
November 12 -
There will be retail appetite for the $379.6 million New York City Municipal Water Finance Authority water and sewer system resolution revenue bonds during their retail order period on Wednesday even though retail brushed off the New York City Transition Finance Authority bonds last week, traders said.
November 12 -
After a day off from trading on Tuesday because of Veterans Day, the market is back in full swing on Wednesday morning, strengthening soon after it opened, and the largest deal of the week is scheduled for retail orders.
November 12 -
The bond market is closed on Tuesday, but traders have told The Bond Buyer they do not see this holiday impacting trading levels for the rest of the week.
November 11 -
Academy Securities, the broker-dealer and certified Disabled Veteran Business Enterprise, has completed a $2 million Series A financing and expanded its board of directors.
November 11 -
The taxable portion of the $1 billion Hawaii general obligation deal will generate more interest than the tax-exempt part, traders said.
November 10 -
This is the time to invest in high-grade bonds in the secondary, but market participants have to act soon, traders said.
November 10 -
The midterm elections dominated traders' attention this week as Republicans seized control of the U.S. Senate, fanning concern that the municipal tax exemption may be changed. One of the larger deals planned for next week was placed on day-to-day status.
November 7 -
The employment situation report brought the municipal market's sell-off to a halt, according to traders.
November 7 -
Municipal bond fund inflows rose after declining for three straight weeks.
November 7