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For the coming week, investors will be greeted with a new-issue calendar estimated at $304.5 million. This marks the lowest week of issuance in 2023.

The city would issue short-term debt this summer and refund it as part of a long-term bond offering next year.

Buy in starts at $100 and the one-year taxable notes carry a 5% coupon rate. The Green Banks is seeking $350,000 for a green energy upgrade program.

Total volume for the month was $34.436 billion in 744 issues, down from $37.775 billion in 984 issues a year earlier, according to Refinitiv data.

The $107 billion adopted budget for fiscal 2024 maintains a near-record $8 billion in total reserves but doesn't increase them.

Deputy General Manager Dan Denham was named acting general manager until the board of directors finds a permanent replacement.

States are putting billions of dollars of federal broadband funding to work, with more on the way.

S&P expects improvement although for some borrowers that simply means a reduction in losses, or breakeven to just slightly positive margins.

Triple-A yields rose one to five basis points, depending on the scale, as secondary trading showed cheaper prints and some new-issues had to be cheapened to clear the market while USTs saw larger losses of up to 16 basis points on the three and five year.

Following a two-year delay in implementation, babies born after July 1 in Connecticut whose whose births are covered by the state's Medicaid program will see the deposits of $3,200 into a publicly managed trust fund.