Commonwealth of Massachusetts

Municipal bonds started off the week stronger ahead of $7.8 billion of new supply.

Municipal bonds were stronger at mid-session ahead of this week’s chunky new issue supply slate.

The holidays are over and the muni bond market gets set to go back to work.

Municipals were slightly weaker Friday in sympathy with Treasuries following a robust jobs report.

Investor worries about volatility in the stock market helped keep alive the muni rally on Thursday.

As equities traded lower, municipal bonds rallied along with Treasuries on Thursday.

Analysts say lessons from the events of 2018 can forecast what lies ahead in 2019.

Municipal bonds were mostly stronger along with Treasuries amid stock market gyrations.

Municipal bonds were stronger with Treasuries as stock market volatility continued. Trading closed early ahead of the holiday.

The commonwealth intends to sell $915 million of tax-exempt new money and refunding bonds and $50 million of taxable bonds.

The commonwealth's rainy-day fund exceeds $2 billion for the first time in 11 years, state Treasurer Deborah Goldberg said.

The short-end of the municipal bond market is rich relative to U.S. Treasury and corporate bonds, says J.R. Rieger.

Municipal bond buyers are looking ahead to the wide variety of new deals heading their way this week.

Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority’s $500 million offering tops the week's muni tote board.

Weekly bond volume is forecast to jump to $6.3 billion from a revised total of $2.3 billion this week.

Two deals from state issuers came to market on Wednesday as municipal bond buyers were treated to much needed volume.

A Massachusetts negotiated deal and Washington state competitive sales led primary issuance on Wednesday.

Retail buyers hungry for supply took on some of the $727 million of general obligation bonds that Massachusetts offered on Tuesday.

Municipals were firm as Massachusetts offered almost $727 million of general obligation bonds to retail buyers.

The municipal bond market will see under $4 billion of new paper to close out the month and market participants remain hopeful volume will spike in September and stay strong into the fall.