Finance

Municipal bonds were trading mixed at midday as the last of the week’s hefty supply was coming to market.

Municipal bond traders will be looking to see the last of the week’s hefty new issue slate come to market on Thursday.

Delays in state grants add to the strains faced by the junk-rated Chicago Public Schools.

Municipal bond prices ended stronger on Wednesday as traders saw more supply hit the market, led by issuers from Hawaii, Texas, New York, California and Pennsylvania.

Municipal bond prices were stronger at mid-session as traders saw more supply hit the market, led by issuers in California, New York and Pennsylvania.

The municipal bond market will see a spate of new deals enter the market on Wednesday, led by issuers in Hawaii and Texas as well as California and New York.

Municipal bonds ended weaker on Tuesday as deals from Cuyahoga County, Wisconsin, Hawaii, the city of Los Angeles, San Francisco BART and the New York MTA hit the market.

Illinois lacks a path to restructure state debt but Puerto Rico's filing heightened chatter.

Municipal bonds weakened as deals from Cuyahoga County, Wisconsin, Hawaii, the city of Los Angeles, San Francisco BART and the New York MTA hit the market on Tuesday.

New York’s Metropolitan Transportation Authority intends to return to the catastrophe bond market.

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Deals from Cuyahoga County, Ohio; Wisconsin, the city of Los Angeles and the San Francisco BART hit the market in early activity on Tuesday. Municipal bond prices weakened in early trading.

Municipal bonds ended steady on Monday, ahead of this week’s $9.36 billion new issue calendar. This week’s slate is composed of $7.82 billion of negotiated deals and $1.54 billion of competitive sales.

The Bay Area Rapid Transit District is set to issue its first green bonds.

Municipal bonds were mixed ahead of this week’s $9.36 billion new issue calendar. This week’s slate is composed of $7.82 billion of negotiated deals and $1.54 billion of competitive sales.

Municipal bond traders will be looking forward to this week’s healthy new issue slate, topped by a variety of deals from around the country.

Vote means Vernon, Calif., general fund transfers from utility will continue, a credit negative.

The sale of Illinois' Chicago headquarters is the latest issue caught in political gridlock.

S&P Global Ratings revised its outlook on the District of Columbia's (DC) general obligation (GO) bonds to positive from stable and affirmed its 'AA' rating on the bonds. At the same time, S&P Global Ratings assigned its 'AA' rating and positive outlook to the district's series 2017A GO refunding bonds.

S&P dropped $244 million of bonds issued for an Indiana P3 further into junk territory.