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Extreme temperatures affecting much of the United States add an additional challenge to hospitals still reeling from the pandemic.

During its quarterly board meeting, the MSRB approved its controversial one-minute trade reporting window and approved a $47 million budget for FY 2024.

While issuers continue to seek a clear successor to the eliminated option, tenders turned into a viable option to provide cost savings.

"During this critical period for our state's future, I'm looking forward to having Blake Washington on my team," Gov. Hochul said.

Municipal bond mutual fund saw inflows with Refinitiv Lipper on Thursday reporting investors added $552.219 million to funds for the week ending Wednesday following $1.040 billion of outflows the previous week.

Issuers are grappling with struggling transit systems in post pandemic.

The Senate proclamation says Shields left behind "an indelible mark on the public finance industry."

The action does not have immediate implications for municipal issuers but could give the muni market a sense of how the SEC is beginning to think about cybersecurity risks.

Over the next few months, the state will be crafting regulations for a carbon emissions bill it hopes will provide an additional revenue source to help smooth some of the state's economic volatility.

The second largest Texas city could be headed to a trifecta of triple-A ratings after Fitch revised the outlook on the city's AA-plus rating to positive.