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The tide of investor demand stays high for municipal bond mutual funds. A strong week of record-low muni bond yields on the intermediate and long ends of the curve marked the week ended July 25.
July 26 -
Although the total net assets of tax-exempt money market funds fell noticeably less than last week, the outflows continue to erode the more than $4 billion bounty that the funds generated just two weeks ago, according to The Money Fund Report, a service of iMoneyNet.com.
July 26 -
Rhode Island's Investment Commission on Wednesday chose BNY Mellon as its custodian bank for the state's assets of roughly $8 billion, General Treasurer Gina Raimondo announced.
July 26 -
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Fitch Ratings has dropped 26 U.S. municipal bonds supported by three major Japanese banks.
July 24 -
Stockton, Calif. asked bondholders and bond insurers to take major hits during the mediation process that preceded the city's Chapter 9 bankruptcy filing.
July 23 -
If municipal bond market observers feel there are other time bombs out there waiting to detonate that resemble the accusations surrounding the manipulation of Libor, they won't be found in variable-rate debt tied to the SIFMA municipal swap index.
July 23 -
The municipal market expects a dip in supply for the primary this week
July 22
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Fitch Ratings is preparing to possibly drop nearly all of its charter school ratings.
July 20 -
Excerpts from "Investing in the High-Yield Municipal Market," by Triet Nguyen:
July 20
