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The U.S. Treasury Monday estimated it will borrow $365 billion of net marketable debt in the first quarter of 2019, assuming a $320 billion cash balance on March 31.

With Rule 15c2-12 amendments taking effect at the end of February, issuers expressed confusion about their impact on continuing disclosure responsibilities.

Teresita Fuentes has been in the position for six months.

The firm tapped veteran Phong Pham to head the new office in the western part of the state.

GFOA’s goal is to get a majority of House members to sign a letter pledging not to touch the tax exemption as they debate new infrastructure funding proposals.

The St. Paul City Council is taking a dim view of Concordia University's plans to take a nine-story medical office building at least partially off the city's tax rolls.

Those betting the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates may have to wait until 2023 to see it happen.

Municipals were stronger in quiet activity on Monday as the market looks ahead to new competitive sales.

An $8.4 billion bounty in state revenue puts Texas in its best position in years to resolve school funding woes.

Voters could experience déjà vu when they open their ballots for the February special election, which are scheduled to be mailed Friday.