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A healthy response to Chicago's first tender invitation is expected to bolster the savings on $1.47 billion of refinancing debt the city sells this week.
January 14 -
The Trump administration plans to restrict the ability to prepare advance stories on economic data, according to people familiar with the matter.
January 14 -
Atlantic City’s recent fiscal progress under state control provided a lift for two municipal issuers tied to the Jersey Shore gambling hub.
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The first hard evidence of how this is affecting ratings in the public finance sector came from a downgrade two months ago involving Princeton Community Hospital in West Virginia.
January 14 -
The Better Housing Foundation's Chicagoland suburban bond portfolios are now experiencing bond covenant and payment defaults.
January 14 -
Alan Schankel, a longtime municipal bond analyst and managing director at Janney Capital Markets in Philadelphia, has retired.
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It has been a couple of years since the market has seen an active January to start the year.
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The state expects to set senior and co-manager pools with up to 15 firms each for an initial four-year term.
January 13 -
Two Federal Reserve Bank presidents were positive about the economy in 2020, but offered a look at what worries them.
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S&P dropped the the nation's second-most-populous county — one of many Illinois governments struggling with retirement plan funding — to A-plus from AA-minus.
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