| Day | Indicator | Last Report | Forecast |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wednesday | Existing Home Sales | April: +5.45M | May: +5.54M |
| Thursday | Initial Jobless Claims | 6/11: 277,000 | 6/18: 270,000 |
| Thursday | Continuing Claims | 6/4: 2.157M | 6/11: 2.140M |
| Thursday | Leading Indicators | April: +0.6% | May: +0.1% |
| Thursday | New Home Sales | April: 619,000 | May: 565,000 |
| Thursday | Durable Goods Orders | April: +34.0% | May: -0.5% |
| Thursday | ex-Trans | April: +0.5% | May: unch |
| Friday | Michigan Sentiment | May: 94.3 | June: 94.0 |
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Fernando Osorio Caño was named interim executive director after Mary Carmen Zapata resigned.
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A stronger-than-expected nonfarm payroll report reignited fears that the Federal Reserve will hike rates. Munis and USTs had a somewhat muted reaction, according to Hennion & Walsh's James Pruskowski.
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"The reason the number [of trade counts] is a record and not just elevated is structural, and it's been building for years," said Josh Rosenblum, head of municipal trading strategies at Brownstone.
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Oregon State Rep. Paul Evans proposed a grant program that would fill budgetary gaps for small cities at risk of closing what he deems as essential city services.
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Norman Regional Health System says it will use interim financing to make a Sept. 1 debt service payment that bondholders agreed to delay.
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The plan aims to fundamentally change how the state collects tax revenue, aiming to eventually shrink the income tax to nothing.
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