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Data released on Tuesday suggest the economy remains weakened by the impact of the coronavirus.

Bond analyst Joseph Krist examines the types of debt most vulnerable to the coronavirus hit. He also discusses the Federal Reserve's Municipal Lending Facility. Recorded June 10. Paul Burton hosts.

Despite this week’s smaller calendar, the recent surge of bond deals could make June the most active month of 2020.

Highlights of a House Democrat legislative package include a new series of taxable direct-pay bonds that would start with a federal 42% subsidy for interest expenses.

Fed researchers look at Japan's experience with YCC.

Municipal bonds finished a very active week little changed as participants caught their breath after seeing almost $12 billion of new issues come to market.

With low inflation and high unemployment, the Boston Fed president said the economy will likely need more monetary and fiscal policy support.

Century Housing says it has financed 45,000 affordable housing units, but this marks its first venture into the municipal bond market with a muni CUSIP.

Besides navigating coronavirus market disruption, investors also find themselves dealing with the increasingly important and often inconsistent climate risk disclosure.

The Senate minority leader told advocates to lean on 21 key Republicans. "Everyone has friends and family in other states," he said.