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On the week, the muni market performed well, with most investor action happening in the longer half of the curve, said BofA strategists.
February 27
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California and nine states' financial officers urged President Trump to honor the Supreme Court's ruling striking down his tariffs, citing harm to state budgets and the need for economic predictability.
February 27
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Native American Tribes get a step closer to issuing more tax-exempt bonds as a bipartisan bill that would boost tax parity moves forward in the House while serving as companion legislation to a Senate version.
February 27
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The ratings agency cited improved operating performance.
February 27
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The Texas cities of Irving and Farmers Branch joined Plano in calling off May elections on withdrawing from Dallas Area Rapid Transit.
February 27
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The fund plans to liquidate remaining assets, although a class-action lawsuit may delay final distributions.
February 27
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Lawsuits against the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power over wildfire liability crystalize the need for state governments to take the lead, said MMA's Matt Fabian.
February 27
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Investors added $1.029 billion to municipal bond mutual funds in the week ended Wednesday, following $1.269 billion of inflows the prior week, according to LSEG Lipper data. This is the seventh time in eight weeks that inflows have topped $1 billion.
February 26
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The airport system revenue bonds will finance portions of an estimated $5 billion expansion program at Austin Bergstrom International Airport.
February 26
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S&P revised its outlook to negative on San Juan Cruise Port LLC's BBB-minus rated bonds.
February 26
