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The effects of the One Big Beautiful Bill have yet to make a dent in state and local budgets as market experts and academics look into the future with concern.
July 23
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It's among the more unconventional ideas being considered by public agencies facing large deferred maintenance backlogs.
July 23
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An academic paper presented at the Brookings Institute's annual conference found that future wildfire risks are already having economically significant impacts on financial markets, municipal borrowing costs and vulnerable communities.
July 23
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A new study indicates that the transition from coal to natural gas is resulting in deteriorating fiscal health in some communities and increases municipal bond yields.
July 23
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A 2024 Illinois law changing sales tax distributions has ramifications for the fiscal cliff facing Chicago-area public transit agencies.
July 23
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Why more issuers are opting for the tender offer. San Francisco PUC's Nikolai Sklaroff lays it out for Bond Buyer Senior Infrastructure Reporter Caitlin Devitt.
July 22
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There is a buyer base that is a little bit "skeptical" of longer maturities, but it's more of a retail response, said Adam Congdon, a director at Payden & Rygel.
July 22
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While the cost of small trades is higher than institutional trades across all fixed-income markets, the gap is more pronounced in the municipal bond market.
July 22
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The Rhode Island Infrastructure Bank has issued a billion dollars of debt to promote clean water.
July 22
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A group of local residents in upstate New York is planning to buy the shuttered Cazenovia College campus for $9.5 million.
July 22
