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On the week, the muni market performed well, with most investor action happening in the longer half of the curve, said BofA strategists.
February 27
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Native American Tribes get a step closer to issuing more tax-exempt bonds as a bipartisan bill that would boost tax parity moves forward in the House while serving as companion legislation to a Senate version.
February 27
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The ratings agency cited improved operating performance.
February 27
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The fund plans to liquidate remaining assets, although a class-action lawsuit may delay final distributions.
February 27
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Investors added $1.029 billion to municipal bond mutual funds in the week ended Wednesday, following $1.269 billion of inflows the prior week, according to LSEG Lipper data. This is the seventh time in eight weeks that inflows have topped $1 billion.
February 26
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S&P revised its outlook to negative on San Juan Cruise Port LLC's BBB-minus rated bonds.
February 26
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Findings from The Bond Buyer's 2026 Predictions Report show tax shakeups and political uncertainty pose major challenges to public finance.
February 26
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Fitch Ratings released a draft of climate vulnerability in rating criteria for public finance issuers that earned a thumbs-up from Municipal Market Analytics.
February 26
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KBRA and Fitch Ratings downgraded Chicago's general obligation bonds to BBB-plus from A-minus on Wednesday, and both kept their rating outlooks at negative.
February 25
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There is a positive view of the muni market in the long-term due to a mix of attractive tax-adjusted yields and a generally favorable credit backdrop, said Cooper Howard, director of fixed income research and strategy at Charles Schwab.
February 25
