State of New York

Although municipal bond volume is expected to rise by almost $2 billion, it won’t be nearly enough to satisfy investors’ thirst for the asset class.

Mayor praised for restraint ahead of uncertainty about possible big cuts to city services by Albany.

On heels of a successful GO deal on Wednesday, the market was hit with more Chicago paper as the city's STSC deal saw ample demand.

The mayor warned about looming state Medicaid cuts in his media briefing on the preliminary spending plan.

Chicago GOs were upsized and repriced on Wednesday to bump yields as indications of interest were taken on the Sales Tax Securitization sale.

The muni market saw a handful of deals price while the market strengthened ahead of the bellwether deals that come Wednesday and Thursday.

It has been a couple of years since the market has seen an active January to start the year.

Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s warnings that cities could absorb more Medicaid costs have triggered uncertainty about the city's budget.

Demand for municipal bonds is much stronger in 2020 than it was to end 2019, illustrated by record inflows into the asset class in the latest reporting week.

The muni market saw the last issuance of the week come and go; the front end of the curve were stronger than the long-end.

The governor is pushing for $3B of bonding to tackle what he called the nation’s most aggressive program for reducing risks posed by climate change.

It's been a few weeks since the market has seen "normal" issuance, but investor demand picked up right where it left off before the holidays.

New York's governor opposes efforts to solve the state’s multibillion-dollar budget gap through tax increases.

Four large competitive deals stole the show on Tuesday, including New Jersey's first general obligation sale in a little more than three years.

New York's governor wants the state to lead efforts for increased capacity at Manhattan's busy transit hub.

The municipal bond market started off the week adopting a cautious tone, eyeing issuance and world events.

Municipal bond buyers have plenty of cash in hand and will have various options as to where to put that money to work.

Municipals look to be well positioned entering 2020 against a strong backdrop of market technicals and stable credit outlook.

The municipal bond market eclipsed the $400 billion mark for the fourth time since 2010, thanks to taxable trend that led to a vault in fourth quarter volume.

The muni market finished out the last day of 2019 on a quiet note, with no deals priced and yields ending little changed.