Finance

The muni market saw several large deals hit the screens Tuesday from issuers in California, Seattle and Connecticut.

The $1.2 billion in bonds are being sold through a conduit by a P3 developer.

With a focus on infrastructure deals, muni buyers are set for a hefty new-issue calendar.

Municipal bonds were mixed on Monday ahead of this week’s hefty new issue calendar.

Spending restrictions attached to a $500 million GO sale have triggered discussion over their effects on the state’s wobbly ratings.

Tax administrators will consult with governors and governors, in turn, will consult with their legislatures before responding to any of several possible rulings in the case by the high court, officials said.

Munis turned mostly weaker on Friday as the market prepared for a fourfold jump in issuance after a holiday shortened week.

Municipal bonds were mostly weaker Friday after a strong employment report and ahead of next week’s almost $10 billion new issue slate.

They see aggressive assumptions and a failure to tackle long-term problems like pension underfunding.

Any change to the spending flexibility among governmental units that results from the court decision is likely to be incremental, according to Fitch.

As the last of the week’s larger new issues came to market, municipal bonds finished stronger on Thursday.

S&P said a state law de-annexing a major portion of one city to create another may affect all of its Georgia municipal rating assessments.

New money deals helped issuance rise for the third straight month in May.

Four Twenty Seven developed climate change software to help bond investors assess future credit risk.

Municipal bonds were stronger at midday, holding onto hefty gains made earlier in the week as the last of the week’s larger deals came to market.

The market’s performance amid this week’s volatility shows many municipal investors are in it for the long haul. They need that coupon.

Municipals participated in a safe-haven trade on Wednesday following the Treasury-led rally on Tuesday.

Municipal bonds on Wednesday added on to the gains made during Tuesday’s rally.

What's in the next Illinois budget is more important to S&P Global Ratings than whether it is passed soon.

Municipal bond investors reacted cautiously to the rally in Treasurys as they looked for confirmation that the new yield levels are here to stay.