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The market is striking a better tone as investors are less worried about rate hikes, NewSquare Capital portfolio manager Kim Olsan said.

More than $2 billion of affordable housing and healthcare bonds were approved by the North Carolina Local Government Commission.

The incoming Bond Buyer Hall of Famer repeatedly brought financial discipline and long-term thinking to public entities before helping them tackle some of Indiana's most complex infrastructure financings.

Heavy August issuance created fewer oversubscriptions and more demand for concessions, a signal that issuers, advisors and underwriters need to pay closer attention to structure, timing and clearing levels, according to Market Intelligence analyst Jeff Lipton.

Water issues are getting attention on Capitol Hill as questions about reauthorizing state revolving funds and the impact of data centers on ground water supplies are mixing with politics.

California issuers may receive payments from the settlement.

Up to 18,000 private schools could lose access to the municipal bond market under the proposed rules, driving up their borrowing costs.

The Federal Reserve governor said an upcoming change to the personal consumption expenditures index could show ongoing improvement in prices, building the case for leaving interest rates unchanged.

In a June letter to the SEC, Truth in Accounting expressed its "strong concerns regarding the GASB Accounting Support Fee and the broader role of" GASB itself.

The Alabama Toll Road, Bridge and Tunnel Authority is bringing $3.7 billion of bonds and notes to finance a bridge and fund I-10 improvements in Mobile.