Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen was treated for a urinary tract infection over the weekend, the Federal Reserve said Monday.
She was admitted to King Edward VII hospital in London Friday and released Monday. She is returning to Washington, D.C., the Fed said, and expects to resume her schedule as planned this week.
Yellen was vacationing with her family in London after attending an event Tuesday, June 27.
The bondholders say the failure to pay them net revenues since the 2017 bankruptcy start gives rise to their administrative expense claim.
Focus was on the primary market last week, with Birch Creek reporting that one dealer estimated that 90% of the focus earlier in the week was on new issues.
The SEC told the court it is leaving for later to settle financial terms with Jeffrey DeLaveaga.
Amid deep cuts to public K-12 schools, the proposed budget would boost charter school investment as the administration said "more local school options are needed."
Hilltop currently ranks 19th year-to-date among managing underwriters of municipal bonds, underwriting $1.2 billion in 53 issues.
Bessent explained why he thinks Trump's tariffs, tax cuts and deregulation will create fertile ground for investors in a speech at the Milken Institute's global conference.
