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The six-month torrent of cash into municipal bond mutual funds pushed the industry to its most bountiful level of assets under management ever last week, according to AMG Data Services.
July 13 -
Most of The Bond Buyer’s weekly yield indexes declined this week as municipals mainly showed gains in the sessions following the three-day holiday weekend.
July 10 -
To understand how vulnerable municipal bonds are to inflation, consider this: the triple-A 10-year is the same price it was six months ago, and by one measure almost 100 basis points weaker.
July 10 -
The exodus of cash from municipal money-market funds took a breather last week.
July 10 -
Municipal bond mutual funds just missed setting the record for assets under management last week as a tempered appetite for risk slowed the river of cash inundating the industry.
July 7
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With most of the municipal market still in holiday mode this week, the short-term market will dominate the official first full week of the third quarter with a planned $700 million note sale from the New York State Thruway Authority.
July 6 -
Most of The Bond Buyer's weekly yield indexes increased this week, despite tax-exempt yields declining slightly in the majority of the week's sessions and the market carrying an overall firmer tone.
July 2
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Tax-exempt money market funds closed the second quarter with outflows of $3.87 billion, which caused total assets to settle at $456.11 billion for the week ending June 29, according to the Money Fund Report, a service of iMoneyNet.com.
July 2 -
Municipal bond mutual funds, it seems, can do no wrong.
June 29 -
After accommodating some heavy June volume, the municipal market could see its first dose of summer doldrums this week as a pair of airport revenue offerings are priced amid a relatively light calendar, estimated at $1.97 billion, of primary market offerings ahead of the July 4 holiday, according to Ipreo LLC and The Bond Buyer.
June 29
