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Munis and U.S. Treasuries have been more reactive to geopolitical news than to economic data that traditionally moves the market, according to MMA's Kevin McGuigan.
May 7
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The Trump administration also proposed deep cuts to the state revolving funds in its 2026 budget, which Congress rejected.
May 7
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The commission approved several issues for Charlotte.
May 7
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FEMA reform has stopped and started on Capitol Hill as local governments welcome a rule requiring the agency to build a dashboard to track the flow of disaster recovery funds.
May 7
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The rating agency cited an improving governance profile, which incorporates a trend of budgetary reserve fund maintenance and increasing pension contributions.
May 7
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"MSRB's strategic plan was shaped by the many conversations we've had with stakeholders from across the municipal securities market," MSRB CEO Mark Kim said.
May 7
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The bond sale follows an upgrade by S&P Global Ratings but comes while the city is in the midst of an extreme drought.
May 7
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The muni new-issue market got a breather after a heavy supply day on Tuesday, according to Franklin Templeton's Jennifer Johnston.
May 6
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Spirit's ceasing operations after a failed $500 million bailout comes as the airport sector remains resilient despite ongoing geopolitical tensions, with spreads compressing compared to other transportation sectors despite rising fuel costs, Barclays strategists said.
May 6
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Artificial intelligence will help maintain the nation's global competitiveness, according to a panel of political and tech leaders at the Milken Institute's Global conference.
May 6
