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Total May volume was $31.167 billion in 750 deals versus $35.358 billion in 1,295 issues a year earlier. In a continuing trend, new-money issuance was up 14.2% in May year-over-year.
May 31
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The Bankruptcy Judge extended the deadline for PREPA debt negotiations to July 1 and bondholders expressed frustrations, warning they may seek full repayment if a deal is not made.
May 31
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State officials warn that federal infrastructure funds may be lost if lawmakers don't act on new authorizations.
May 31
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As much as $3 billion of Oklahoma utility debt related to 2021's Winter Storm Uri will begin hitting the market as early as July after winning state court approval.
May 31
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After nine months of a soft closure, two Nuveen high-yield mutual funds will resume accepting purchases from new investors in the face of improved market conditions.
May 27
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The rapid swing to lower yields over the past week has led to a sunnier outlook for the summer reinvestment season, but uncertainties on the economic front, rate volatility, and supply questions hang overhead.
May 27
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Investors will be greeted Tuesday with a decrease in supply with the new-issue calendar estimated at $2.691 billion in $1.786 billion of negotiated deals and $904.9 million of competitive loans.
May 26
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Chicago's decades-long casino chase has moved closer to reality with Mayor Lori Lightfoot banking on the fiscal jackpot to help fund the city's pensions.
May 26
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Rising home values are putting the spotlight on property taxes in Texas, where state lawmakers are eying tax relief options even as previously approved measures slow the growth in tax bills.
May 26
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The Securities and Exchange Commission has come forward with a proposal that would expand the Names Rule to include any language associated with ESG related metrics.
May 26
