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The municipal bond market is set for the start of the week’s smaller-than-average new issue calendar. Volume for the week is estimated at $4.72 billion, consisting of $3.71 billion of negotiated deals and $1.01 billion of competitive sales.
September 18 -
The New York region's service sector activity "expanded modestly," according to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York's September Business Leaders Survey, released Monday.
September 18 -
The increase in median income may be connected to emigration from the island.
September 15 -
Weekly volume in the primary municipal bond market is expected to drop below $5 billion for the third time in five weeks.
September 15 -
Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker will soon sign the $3 billion incentive package.
September 15 -
The ballot measure is part of a legislative package spurred by the state's growing housing crisis
September 15 -
As the capital city's bonds plunged deeper into junk, Connecticut struggled to pass a state budget.
September 15 -
Top-shelf municipal bonds were mixed at midday, according to traders, who are looking ahead to next week’s new issue calendar. Ipreo estimates total bond volume for next week at $4.72 billion.
September 15 -
The state awaits word on how Gov. Tom Wolf will handle the situation as bond rating agencies continue to hover.
September 15 -
A planned overnight short-notice vote failed to materialize amid continued tweaks.
September 15 -
Municipal bond traders on Friday are looking ahead to next week’s new issue calendar.
September 15 -
The Empire State Manufacturing Survey showed "business activity continued to grow strongly in New York State."
September 15 -
Puerto Rico Title III bankruptcy judge Laura Taylor Swain rejected a motion to lift the stay on the Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority's debt litigation, denying its creditors the ability to seek a receivership.
September 14 -
MSRB seeking information on primary offering practices, including issue price rules.
September 14 -
New York City hit the market with negotiated and competitive sales totaling over $1 billion Thursday as top-rated municipal bonds weakened.
September 14 -
FINRA dings firms for failing to report muni trades, trading below minimum denominations.
September 14 -
The state is testing an alternative to using fuel taxes to raise funds for infrastructure.
September 14 -
Kobre & Kim will assist in the board's investigation of Puerto Rico’s debt.
September 14 -
Top-rated municipal bonds were weaker at mid-session, according to traders, as New York City hit the market with negotiated and competitive sales totaling over $1 billion.
September 14 -
After years of maintaining that inflation expectations were stable, Fed policymakers are starting to recognize a small but worrying softening.
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