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Must-pass spending bills and a debt ceiling fight are in the near future.
December 15 -
The regulation would establish a universal standard requiring dealers in any transaction with a customer to use reasonable diligence to get the customer the best price.
December 14 -
The Fed chairman said he believes the Fed is getting close to a sufficiently restrictive level, but they're not quite there. While two good inflation reports are good, "there's still a long way to go to price stability."
December 14 -
Last week's deal, upsized to $533 million, attracted $4.5 billion of orders after positive rating news including the end of Moody's speculative grade status.
December 14 -
Bankruptcy judge extends plan of adjustment deadline to Dec. 21.
December 14 -
The Texas Attorney General's Office will announce by Jan. 13 whether Citigroup can continue to underwrite municipal bonds in the state under a 2021 law that prohibits contracts with companies that "discriminate" against the firearm industry.
December 14 -
The change would give broker dealers, municipal securities dealers and municipal advisors until Jan. 31 to annually affirm the information on Form A-12, among other changes.
December 14 -
The CPI report showed inflation had slowed to 7.1%, giving investors confidence the Federal Open Market Committee will hike rates 50 basis points as expected following Wednesday's much-anticipated meeting.
December 13 -
The latest version of a controversial financial disclosure bill includes changes that benefit muni issuers after a major push by the public finance lobby.
December 13 -
Chicago's second tax-increment financing district for transit would provide up to $959 million of funding to leverage federal infrastructure grants.
December 13 -
Bass signed the declaration Monday as her first act as mayor.
December 13 -
The December Federal Open Market Committee meeting, combined with the release of inflation data, "will test the good cheer currently prevailing in the bond market," said MSCI Research strategists Andy Sparks, Tamas Hanis and Edina Szirma.
December 12 -
The island expects federal government funds to provide the lion's share of its resources in 2021-2025.
December 12 -
The Municipal Securities Rulemaking Board has announced its fifteen-member Compliance Advisory Group for the 2023 fiscal year, which includes eleven women and four men.
December 12 -
The high-profile members of the Senate Banking Committee have joined forces on legislation that would subject the Federal Reserve's 12 regional banks to the Freedom of Information Act and other disclosure mandates.
December 9 -
The state sees a fix to budget problems and is betting big on three downstate casinos to pad its coffers.
December 9 -
Investors will be greeted Monday with a new-issue calendar estimated at $3.214 billion, the majority of which is a nearly $1.9 billion private activity P3 bond deal from Pennsylvania.
December 9 -
The borrowing, which will be backed by availability payments, will finance the first six of the state's nine-span Major Bridges P3 program.
December 9 -
Puerto Rico bankruptcy Judge Laura Taylor Swain approved the Oversight Board's request for five more days.
December 9 -
The trade group is adding the operations group to boost fixed income expertise.
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