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Municipal bond mutual funds saw the second week of outflows as investors pulled $217.6 million from the funds after $546.2 million of outflows the week prior, according to LSEG Lipper. High-yield saw inflows again.

Population growth has spurred economic growth in the South. But the changing climate, and risks climate change poses there, may turn that equation on its head.

The board has knocked out nine pieces of interpretive guidance from its inter-dealer confirmation Rule G-12(c) following comments from SIFMA.

Local rainfall standards, which affect the design of everything from roads to bridges and stormwater systems, offer a clue whether a city or state is taking infrastructure resilience seriously. Outdated standards remain in many areas, like in the Pacific Northwest.

Palm Beach County residents are using a Florida law passed last year aimed at ESG investing to challenge its county's investment in Israel bonds.

The ongoing influx of new-issue supply has pushed muni-UST ratios to at or near year-to-date highs, J.P. Morgan strategists said.

Indiana officials celebrated the completion of the first of three major commuter railway upgrades, which together represent the state's largest rail project.

More than two dozen issuers have announced plans to refund their BABs this year, despite objections from investors.

The steady demand for municipal bonds in high-risk areas underscores the complex relationship between climate change and financial markets.

Rating agencies approve of AI-managed infrastructure and trading desks are automating.