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Although President Trump will be out of the country, his budget is expected to be released on Tuesday with all eyes on any allocation or lack thereof to infrastructure.

The GFOA will continue its efforts to narrow the SEC's events notice proposal in the wake of its letter on the topic.

Issuers and others suggested market participants come together to narrow the SEC's proposal on disclosing alternative debts.

A leaked spreadsheet of Trump 2018 budget priorities shows cuts to transit funding and TIGER.

Analysts said investors' willingness to lend to Puerto Rico and other troubled entities may be ratcheting up risks for the muni market.

Panelists are concerned some issuers may enter into bank loan agreements that can hurt their finances.

Allowing states to toll interstate highways could help solve Trump plan's road revenue puzzle.

House committee Democrats introduce a bill to provide more than $85 billion for drinking water, renewable energy, health care and broadband infrastructure.

A bill reintroduced by Sens Mark Warner and Roy Blunt

MAs will soon be subject to continuing education requirements following SEC approval of MSRB proposal.

Trump’s infrastructure task force will reveal principles of the renewal proposal soon, Chao said.

Three individuals and one issuer were awarded for contributions to the municipal market and NFMA.

Issuers, dealers want SEC to rethink its event notice disclosure proposal; investor groups support it

Kansas City International’s three terminals would be replaced by a new $1 billion P3 facility.

SIFMA has made several bond-related infrastructure recommendations to the administration and Congress.

All debt obligations should be disclosed without regard to materiality, NFMA said in a letter to the SEC.

Principles of President Trump’s $1 trillion infrastructure plan to be released in a few weeks, Chao said.

With comments on the SEC’s proposal to add two new event notices to 15c2-12 rule due soon, market participants have been reacting negatively, saying the changes will add unnecessary burdens for issuers and dealers.

Maryland Gov. Hogan is asking the state attorney general to force a federal judge to rule in lawsuit that is delaying $5.6 billion Purple Line P3.

RBC Capital markets, along with Wedbush Securities and an individual reached settlements totaling $70,000 with FINRA.