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Ipreo estimates weekly municipal volume at $7 billion, up from a revised total of $6.76 billion this week.
June 15 -
A federal judge granted a motion by Ed Pawlowski's defense attorney for a 60-day extension.
June 15 -
There was friction about the integrity of the muni market during a panel discussion Thursday, but the committee agreed to move along with some disclosure recommendations.
June 14 -
Municipal bonds were mixed on Thursday as a New York issuer competitively sold $1.6 billion of notes.
June 14 -
A ballot measure in November will ask voters to reverse the tax increase and construction package lawmakers approved in 2017.
June 14 -
The state Supreme Court's reaffirmation of a 2015 pension overhaul settlement is credit positive for Rhode Island, according to Moody's.
June 14 -
Municipals qwere mixed a day after the Federal Reserve raised interest rates while in the primary, a New York issuer competitively sold $1.6 billion of notes.
June 14 -
A ballot measure to split California into three states qualified for the state's November ballot.
June 14 -
Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel's administration and The Boring Company will begin contract negotiations on a high-speed tunnel system.
June 14 -
Philadelphia City Controller Rebecca Rhynhart discusses her election victory last year knocking off a longtime incumbent along with some of the city’s most pressing fiscal issues including a controversial soda tax and whether to continue providing abatements on new construction. Andrew Coen hosts.
June 14 -
State officials say the new funds will increase the local share of funding for Gateway and improve the project's chances of getting federal funds.
June 13 -
The consent decree that New York City has signed with federal prosecutors over problems at the Housing Authority will not have a negative impact on the $89.15 billion Fiscal 2019 budget.
June 13 -
The new plan keeps property taxes flat and shows the city's continued progress in righting its fiscal ship, according to a state governing body.
June 13 -
Municipal bonds turned weaker after the Federal Reserve raised interest rates.
June 13 -
The April-approved fiscal plan had said just 39% of senior and senior subordinate bond debt would be paid in the next fiscal year.
June 13 -
Federal Reserve Board Chairman Jerome Powell said he will hold a press conference after every Federal Open Market Committee meeting, beginning in January.
June 13 -
Navnoor Kang, a former director at the New York State Common Retirement Fund, wants home confinement rather than prison.
June 13 -
Federal Reserve officials raised interest rates for the second time this year and upgraded their forecast to four total increases in 2018, as unemployment falls and inflation overshoots their target faster than previously projected.
June 13 -
Mayor Bill de Blasio and the City Council face a raft of uncertainties about their third straight early budget.
June 13 -
The municipal bond market is waiting for the Federal Open Market Committee interest rate announcement.
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