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The Lone Star State is expected to add 225,000 jobs in 2025, down from 244,000 last year, according to the Dallas Federal Reserve's annual forecast.
February 7
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Yields have fallen over the past few weeks, so "any decent excuse that rates move up a little bit after that big rally" may have occurred as the market digested the report — which was a "little bit of a mixed bag" — after the initial headline figure, said Jeff MacDonald, EVP and head of fixed income at Fiduciary Trust International.
February 7
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A state board moved toward instituting salary-based employee premium health insurance payment system as a way to avoid a looming $1.3 billion deficit in the government's health plan budget.
February 7
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Texas Sen. John Cornyn remains a supporter of private activity bonds, his staff told BDA.
February 7
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Southern California Edison reveals more about its potential liability in two Los Angeles fires.
February 7
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Both houses of the Virginia state government have advanced budget bills that include rebates to taxpayers from surpluses fattened by federal funding and robust tax collections, a trend that concerns policy experts.
February 7
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Josh Shapiro suggested modest spending hikes — and even more modest revenue growth.
February 7
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Investors added $1.124 billion to municipal bond mutual funds in the week ending Wednesday, following $741.6 million of inflows the prior week, according to LSEG Lipper data.
February 6
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The ratings agency cited weaker than expected financial performance in fiscal 2024 and a slow anticipated recovery in coming years.
February 6
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MSRB CEO Mark Kim said the current regulatory outlook in Washington "is uncertain."
February 6
