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Downgrades of three private universities in the Northeast reflect enrollment pressures facing the higher education sector, particularly in that region.
January 28
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MSRB CEO Mark Kim described GFOA's letter suggesting changes the MSRB could make as "very constructive, very valuable."
January 28
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Hamilton City Schools blames state funding formula changes and property tax reforms for a fiscal emergency that has prompted school closures and deep cuts.
January 28
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The muni market has rebounded from the technical pressures of the first half of last year — a result of surging issuance — said John Miller, head and CIO of First Eagle's municipal credit team.
January 27
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The city's Department of Water and Power, which saw spreads widen after last year's deadly wildfires, upsized a revenue bond deal amid strong investor interest.
January 27
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Metro is considering a public-private partnership to deliver what is its largest project to date.
January 27
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Bond advocates are watching the appropriations process while the possibilities of a Farm Bill and surface transportation reauthorization may offer openings for restoring advance refunding and raising the BQ cap.
January 27
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Chicago general obligation bond prices have dropped sharply since the start of the year, according to the Center for Municipal Finance's muni indices.
January 27
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The top two municipal bond insurers wrapped over $41.828 billion in 2025, up from $41.166 billion in 2024, data shows.
January 27
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Analysts don't expect a rate cut at this meeting, but offer thoughts on the year ahead and the to-be-named Fed chair.
January 27
