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Municipals weakened as supply surged into the market, with AAA yields up by as much two basis points on longer-dated maturities.

A senior Federal Reserve official said an expansion of the MLF won’t happen unless the program is extended into 2021.

It turns out that all tax-exempt munis exhibit negative convexity near par, even if they are not callable. The driver of this phenomenon is the so-called de minimis tax effect.

Housing starts and building permits both rose in September, as the housing market remains the "best part of the U.S. economy."

Cameron Mock, chief of staff and senior fiscal advisor to the deputy governor of Illinois, Melissa Dubowski, deputy finance director of the city of Houston and John Markowitz, assistant treasurer of Transurban, join Innovation Editor Lynne Funk to discuss their day-to-day work navigating COVID-19 effects, budget stresses and the future of public finance post-pandemic. (25 minutes).

The Chicago-area transit agency says it needs more federal aid to manage pandemic-induced funding shortfalls.

The increasing focus on ESG and innovation in the municipal market continues to grow as investors and issuers navigate a changing global market for state and local government debt amid COVID-19.

The Municipal Securities Rulemaking Board's new CEO plans to improve the quality of data on its site.

Meet The Bond Buyer's 28 new Rising Stars, all of whom populate the Class of 2020.

The coronavirus pandemic took its toll on Hawaii's credit rating Monday as Fitch cuts the Aloha State's GOs to AA. NYC TFA announces $1.1B sale for next week.