Markets

The state of Texas competitively sold bonds while the DASNY deal was priced for retail investors.

U.S. job openings rebounded, reaching a record in December as the rate of those leaving jobs held steady, underscoring robust demand for workers.

Sentiment among U.S. small businesses slumped in January to the lowest level since Donald Trump became president, as the economic outlook weakened amid the longest-ever U.S. government shutdown.

The muni market firmed up on Monday, ahead of what should be another busy week.

None of the 12 recommendations require congressional action and all are within the scope of the administrative powers of the IRS, according to NABL.

Moody's Investors Service placed about $1 billion of debt issued for California's former redevelopment agencies on review for upgrade.

The municipal market should see another active week, while the strong demand from last week should carry over and be provided with an extra boost.

Consumers’ inflation expectations held, while respondents showed more pessimism about the economy.

The District of Columbia and two Texas issuers are coming to market with municipal bond deals that will warm the hearts of supply-starved investors.

A warm reception is likely for the new issue supply that will be coming into the market.