Markets

The action in the municipal market won't slow down yet, as bond hungry money managers will get a third week in a row of issuance greater than $11 billion.

With the holiday shopping season near, Friday's retail sales numbers left it to interpretation whether consumers are ready to spend.

The city is issuing its very first green bond deal and the first ever airport green bond deal.

P3 players are turning to smaller projects and taking on more partners, industry insiders told a Bond Buyer conference.

Municipals spent Thursday following the rally in Treasuries, with new issues dominating the focus.

Fed Chair Jerome Powell doesn't see signs of recession in “the star economy,” while the St. Louis Fed's Bullard warns of a sharper-than-expected slowdown.

Next week's $500 million taxable revenue bond deal is backed by a 1% surcharge on annual incomes higher than $1 million.

David Hammer, vice president and head of municipal bond portfolio management at PIMCO, discusses munis' historic year in terms of performance and inflows and breaks down what makes muni so attractive. This podcast, recorded in September, is hosted by Aaron Weitzman.

The municipal market was hit with a ton and a half of new issuance with bond hungry investors waiting with open arms and cash in hand.

The most telling part of Fed Chair Jerome Powell's appearance before the Joint Economic Committee was when he refused to commit to the fed funds rate staying where it is for the next year.