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Xavier University in Ohio is the latest private Midwest college to face bad financial news -- downgrades from two bond rating agencies -- but it's not alone.

Supply is slightly lower this week at nearly $10 billion but not by much, with the pace of supply suggesting $500 billion of issuance for the year could still happen, said Tripp Kaiser, a managing director at Municipal Market Analytics, Inc.

The results of two investigations into overcharging on San Diego's SR 125 toll road revealed management knew about the issues long before they came to light.

Wells Fargo Head of Municipal Markets Strategy Vikram Rai said on Monday that Illinois' bonds are underappreciated as he released a report on the state.

Moody's has lifted the credit ratings on five special tax bonds.

Mutual funds saw inflows to the tune of $1.88 billion last week, marking 14 consecutive weeks of positive fund flows, according to LSEG Lipper. This brings year-to-date inflows to nearly $17 billion.

The district plans to price about $100 million of bonds Thursday, the first since Gov. Ron DeSantis took over control of it by appointing its board of supervisors.

Elena Gallo will replace Mara Holley, who is retiring.

The proposed sale size has grown to $1.5 billion and the city claims it will bring $90 million in savings this year.

The University of Arizona, which was hit with negative rating outlooks earlier this year, scheduled a debt refunding led by Morgan Stanley for Wednesday.