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Atlanta Fed President Rafael Bostic said he would do "whatever it takes" should tariffs cause consumers to cut back spending.

At the National Federation of Municipal Analysts’ annual meeting in Charleston, South Carolina, members asked the board to find ways to open up communications between investors and issuers.

Lawmakers have to wait another week for the governor's five-year infrastructure plan.

Gov. J.B. Pritzker's about-face on re-amortizing to reduce next year's pension contribution is one less negative rating factor, agency analysts said.

The anticipated surplus for fiscal years 2019 through 2013 has dropped to $11.6 billion from $15.1 billion, leaving less money for debt service and capital spending.

Transportation issues took center stage in the muni market on Thursday.

Legislation to put bond measures and the 2020 and 2022 ballots has cleared two Assembly committees.

Data from a Municipal Securities Rulemaking Board report released Wednesday showed a continuing decline in the number of dealers.

The April producer price index grew less than expected, suggesting inflationary pressure will remain weak.

The urgent need to repair and upgrade the housing stock may offset leeriness over private development.

The plan continues a cut to the pension system found in earlier versions.

Municipal bond buyers saw more deals come to market on Wednesday as muni yields held in at lower levels.

At the National Federation of Municipal Analysts annual conference, panelists discussed the “elephant in the room” — myths about issuer disclosure.

Five companies responded to a request for “expressions of interest” in building three prisons amid federal scrutiny of conditions in the prison system.

The debate over the success of quantitative easing continues, even as the threat of recession slips.

The state's municipalities generally enjoy high bond ratings. Whether they can sustain them in bad times is still up for question.

Council Speaker Corey Johnson hints budget talks will go down to the wire.

The Pritzker administration says it can now afford to make the full originally scheduled pension contribution without re-amortizing the funding timetable.

New expectations for disaster funding, gross national product growth rates, and population may change projections of money for debt.

Municipal bond buyers saw several large competitive deals come to market on Tuesday.