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With Federal Reserve Board Chair Janet Yellen's term due to expire in February, speculation is rampant in D.C. about who might replace her — or whether she will be replaced at all.
August 8
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The rules would be overly burdensome, restrictive, costly, and would hamper infrastructure projects.
August 8
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A debt issue to reduce its mountain of unpaid bills is stuck in Illinois' political divide.
August 8
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Top-rated municipal bonds were mixed at mid-session, traders said, as a New York issuer sold about $1.5 billion in six competitive offerings.
August 8
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Peter DeGroot, Strategist and Head of Municipal Research at JPMorgan, joins us to discuss his views on the municipal market for the second half from both the technical and credit aspects. Hosted by John Hallacy.
August 8
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The subway crisis could change the political landscape, New York's mayor says.
August 8
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About $2.5 billion of bonds are coming from just two issuers on Tuesday, as the market gears up for big competitive sales from New York and a large negotiated deal out of Ohio amid various other deals from around the country.
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The New York mayor and his supporters must shepherd the bill through Albany.
August 7
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Puerto Rico’s June economic activity declined 0.5% compared to May and 2.1% compared to a year earlier.
August 7
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Philadelphia’s sin and sweet taxes yielded Pennsylvania’s largest city more than $500 million in revenue over the last five years, according to a new economic report.
August 7
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Top quality municipal bonds finished mixed on Monday, according to traders as the first of the week’s big new issues came to market out of the Midwest.
August 7
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The City Colleges of Chicago budget won the Civic Federation's endorsement.
August 7
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Public finance professional Olyvia Jarmoszka is joining Sycamore Advisors in Chicago.
August 7
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The Federal Reserve must maintain its credibility on inflation, Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis President Neel Kashkari told an audience Monday.
August 7
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Municipal bond buyers are heading off to Chicago this week to attend the Windy City’s annual investor conference.
August 7
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On a quiet Monday where there is only one deal pricing for retail investors, municipals were mixed although some maturities on the long end were as much as one basis point higher, according to traders.
August 7
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Monetary policy is near appropriate levels, Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis President James Bullard repeated Monday.
August 7
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The municipal bond market is gearing up for about $7.3 billion of new supply this week, with $2.51 of that coming from two issuers.
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The agency said it can wind down the project; lawmakers to weigh prohibiting rate increases.
August 4
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Primary municipal bond market volume is expected to inch up to $7.3 billion, as analysts expect the muni market to stay on a path of suppressed supply and deep demand.
August 4
