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The municipal market saw some new supply hit the screens on Wednesday despite the Federal Open Market Committee meeting in Washington.

The municipal market will see some supply head its way on Wednesday despite the Federal Open Market Committee meeting underway in Washington.

Municipal bond traders on Friday are looking ahead to next week’s new issue calendar, which will be headlined by deals from a New York State issuer.

Top-shelf muni yields were mostly unchanged to close out a busy Tuesday, according to traders, as the Texas Water Development Board's billion dollar deal highlighted a busy day.

Top-shelf muni yields are unchanged around lunchtime according to traders, as the market is seeing a multitude of pricings coming in non-stop.

Municipal bond market participants are ready for the flood of pricings expected on Tuesday, on what should be the busiest day of the biggest volume week the market has seen since June.

Top-shelf municipal bonds finished Monday mostly unchanged, as municipal market participants geared up for the busiest week since June.

Municipal market participants are gearing up for the busiest week in a while, as they prepare to see nearly $10 billion of new issuance.

Weekly volume in the primary municipal bond market is expected to almost reach $10 billion in what should be the busiest week in 14 weeks – just in time to close out the third quarter on a good note.

The Oregon State Department of Transportation is preparing to sell $134 million of refunding bonds.

Funding requirements will "escalate significantly" in coming years, Moody's said.

Oregonians can expect construction and some $40 million in savings after bond issuances.

Oregon's net general fund revenues are now projected to be up $371 million from the March forecast.

Municipal bonds ended stronger on Tuesday as Morgan Stanley priced the Los Angeles Unified School District’s $1.08 billion of general obligation refunding bonds.