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Illinois trimmed yield penalties in its latest sales tax-backed sale with spreads of 40 and 45 basis points on its 10-year compared to 89 bp three years ago.
September 16 -
Friendly market provisions, including a direct-pay bond program and restoration of advance refundings, will head to full House after approval by Ways and Means Committee.
September 16 -
Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot chose San Antonio schools superintendent and former CPS CFO Pedro Martinez to lead the district ahead of a major governance shift.
September 15 -
Judge Swain rejected the governor's request to stay the board's suit until November.
September 15 -
SEC Chairman Gary Gensler signaled he wants to bring greater efficiency and transparency to municipal bond market
September 15 -
With more than 9 million votes counted as of Wednesday morning, 63.9% voted "no" on the effort to recall Gavin Newsom and remove him from the governor's office.
September 15 -
Large new issues from California, New York utilities and airport deals were repriced to lower yields and remained the focus for the municipal market, again ignoring a swing by U.S. Treasuries.
September 14 -
The proposed changes would reduce the volume of disclosures dealers have to make to customers each year.
September 14 -
With the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks still fresh in our minds, Michael Barasch, managing partner at Barasch & McGarry, says less than 8% of the civilians who were in Lower Manhattan that day and the months after have registered for free federal programs offering health care protections and benefits. Municipal bond industry workers who worked or lived downtown in the several months that followed 9/11 can benefit from these programs too. Chip Barnett hosts. (15 minutes)
September 14 -
Market participants welcomed the municipal-related provisions in the reconciliation bill but are hesitant to start making bets on its passage.
September 13 -
In both states, jobs have recovered past where they were prior to last March when the pandemic hit the U.S.
September 13 -
Cheered by the inclusion of key muni market priorities in tax legislation unveiled over the weekend, muni market advocates must now battle to keep them there.
September 13 -
A larger new-issue calendar greets investors with a lot of cash on hand and strategists expect municipal yields to rise as the calendar builds.
September 10 -
If residents become eligible for the government money, it would increase income and spending, providing a lift to the commonwealth's economy.
September 10 -
$2.75 billion is available to build permanent housing for unhoused people, California Gov. Gavin Newsom said at a press conference.
September 10 -
The 20th anniversary of the terrorist attacks comes as New York City is trying to emerge from a newer crisis, the COVID-19 pandemic.
September 10 -
The presidents of the Federal Reserve banks of Boston and Dallas said Thursday they would sell their individual stock holdings by Sept. 30 and invest the proceeds in diversified index funds or hold them in cash.
September 9 -
The state prices $2.1 billion for institutions on Tuesday, also the date of the statewide vote on whether to recall Gov. Gavin Newsom.
September 9 -
Fitch analysts discussed the relationship between the soveriegn rating and state and local credits.
September 9 -
The 16-year public finance veteran has concentrated much of his career on aviation-related financings.
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