Markets

Municipal CUSIP requests signal the market may be in for a rebound in volume.

The federal government ran a $214.3 billion surplus in April, the Treasury Department reported Thursday.

The action in the primary slowed as the last few remaining deals come trickling in with the week winding down.

The $20.8 billion second-year adjustment to the biennial plan cleared 48 minutes before Wednesday's midnight adjournment deadline.

Initial claims for U.S. state unemployment benefits held steady at 211,000 in the May 5 week.

U.S. consumer prices rose by less than forecast in April as costs for automobiles and airfares declined, reducing chances that inflation will run significantly above the Federal Reserve’s target in coming months.

The municipal market and its participants were peppered with deals during what will go down as the week’s busiest day.

School districts and the Chicago Civic Federation slammed Gov. Bruce Rauner's budget plan Wednesday.

The municipal market and its participants are prepped and ready for what should be the busiest day of the week, as the two largest negotiated deals hit the market.

March wholesale inventories rose by 0.3% in March, revised down from the 0.5% rise reported in the advance estimate.