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Federal Reserve Board Chair Janet Yellen said she has had no conversations with President Trump about her future as Fed chair.
June 14
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New York City gets mixed marks from the Citizens Budget Commission for its adopted fiscal 2018 budget.
June 13
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The estimate echoes an assurance Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin gave reporters Friday in Ottowa.
June 12
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The Financial CHOICE Act, which the House passed Thursday, would have some direct effects on munis.
June 8
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Members of the Municipal Bonds for America coalition met with a White House official Wednesday.
June 7
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National Economic Council Director Gary Cohn announced the target date for releasing a tax reform plan
June 5
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New York Mayor Bill de Blasio and City Council leaders agreed on an $85.2 billion budget.
June 5
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New York City should execute its capital projects more efficiently, officials and watchdogs say.
June 2
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Connecticut-based insurance behemoth Aetna confirmed relocation talks with other states.
June 1
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New York's mayor and comptroller will vote to bar the city from entering into new contracts with Wells Fargo.
May 31
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The House is scheduled to vote on a slightly modified version of the controversial CHOICE Act during the week of June 5.
May 30
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New York City Council members chided Mayor Bill de Blasio for misaligned capital commitments.
May 25
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The administration wants to keep the tax exemption for state and local bonds, the Treasury secretary told Senate lawmakers.
May 25
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Connecticut Gov. Dannel Malloy released a framework to reshape contracts with state employee unions.
May 24 -
Although President Trump will be out of the country, his budget is expected to be released on Tuesday with all eyes on any allocation or lack thereof to infrastructure.
May 22
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New York City will end fiscal 2017 with a $4 billion surplus, the Independent Budget Office projected.
May 15
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Gov. Dannel Malloy presented a new Connecticut budget as two rating agencies downgraded the state.
May 15
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The Federal Reserve is on track to begin unwinding its balance sheet this year or next, although U.S. central bankers are not in a rush to tighten and will take care to ensure their actions don’t trigger disruptions that harm the global economy, Federal Reserve Bank of New York President William Dudley said.
May 11
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The fed funds rate target is not far from the appropriate level, given the low natural rate of interest, Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis President James Bullard said Monday.
May 8
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With the economy recovering, now is the time to reflect on monetary policy framework and strategy and seriously consider flexible price-level targeting, Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco President John Williams said Friday.
May 5
