Mike Scarchilli has been with The Bond Buyer since 2005, serving at the helm as Editor in Chief since 2013. Scarchilli was previously Managing Editor, responsible for the day-to-day operations of the brand’s web site and newspaper. Before becoming an editor, Scarchilli was The Bond Buyer’s senior market correspondent, covering the cross-market fallout from the subprime debt crisis, and earlier was a regional reporter covering issuers in the Northeast. He holds a bachelor's in journalism from New York University.
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The municipal market was firmer Thursday amid light to moderate activity in the secondary market as Utah offered more than $1 billion of taxable and tax-exempt debt.
September 23 -
NEW YORK – The California municipal market was firmer Thursday afternoon amid light to moderate activity in the secondary market.
September 23 -
NEW YORK – The municipal market was firmer Thursday afternoon amid light to moderate activity in the secondary market as Utah came to market with more than $1 billion of taxable and tax-exempt debt.
September 23 -
The municipal market was slightly weaker Thursday as the New York City Municipal Water Finance Authority came to market with $750 million of taxable Build America Bonds.
September 16 -
Most of The Bond Buyer’s weekly yield indexes declined slightly, as the longer end of the curve ended the week flat to slightly firmer while the short end lost ground.
September 16 -
NEW YORK – The California municipal market was slightly weaker Thursday. Traders said tax-exempt yields rose one to three basis points in spots.
September 16 -
NEW YORK – The municipal market was slightly weaker Thursday as the New York City Municipal Water Finance Authority came to market with $750 million of taxable Build America Bonds.
September 16 -
The municipal market was mostly flat Wednesday as nearly $800 million of debt from Washington led the way in a lightly traded, primary-driven session.
September 15 -
NEW YORK – The California municipal market was mostly flat Wednesday in a lightly-traded session.
September 15 -
NEW YORK – The municipal market was mostly flat Wednesday as nearly $800 million of debt from Washington state led the way in a lightly-traded, primary-driven session.
September 15 -
The municipal market was unchanged to slightly firmer Tuesday in a primary-driven session in which two universities led the way by bringing nearly $1.5 billion of combined debt to market.
September 14 -
NEW YORK – The municipal market was unchanged to slightly firmer Tuesday in a primary-driven session that saw two universities lead the way, bringing to market nearly $1.5 billion of debt combined.
September 14 -
NEW YORK – The California municipal market was unchanged to slightly firmer Tuesday. Traders said tax-exempt yields were firmer by one or two basis points on the shorter end of the curve, with yields mostly flat out longer than 15 years.
September 14 -
The municipal market was unchanged with a slightly weaker tone Monday amid light to moderate secondary trading activity.
September 13 -
NEW YORK – The municipal market was unchanged with a slightly weaker tone Monday amid light to moderate secondary trading activity.
September 13 -
NEW YORK – The California municipal market was unchanged with a slightly weaker tone Monday amid light to moderate secondary trading activity.
September 13 -
The municipal market closed out the week flat to weaker Friday amid fairly light secondary trading activity.
September 10 -
Nearly all The Bond Buyer’s yield indexes rose this week, as tax-exempts weakened throughout the holiday-shortened week, erasing some of the pronounced gains taken in August.
September 9 -
The municipal market was mostly weaker Thursday, with 10-year tax-exempt yields backing up roughly eight basis points, amid light to moderate secondary trading activity.
September 9 -
NEW YORK – The California municipal market was mostly weaker Thursday, with 10-year tax-exempt yields backing up roughly eight basis points, amid light to moderate secondary trading activity.
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