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The municipal bond market is closely watching proposals from the House and the Senate to overhaul the SALT federal deduction cap.
November 4 -
President Joe Biden said he’ll announce soon his choice of nominees for chair and other vacancies on the Federal Reserve, amid a scandal over stock trades by central bank officials.
November 2 -
Jerome Powell is widely expected to be renominated to a second term as Federal Reserve chair, but his chances have been modestly dented by the revelations of stock trading by some senior Fed officials in 2020, according to economists surveyed by Bloomberg News.
November 2 -
Key institutional players like banks and insurance companies may have less incentive to buy tax-exempt munis if the provision becomes law.
October 29 -
The lack of inclusion of the muni market's priorities in the reconciliation framework sends a strong signal they're unlikely to be included in the final legislation.
October 28 -
The Federal Reserve will ban top officials from buying individual stocks and bonds as well as limit active trading after an embarrassing scandal that led two officials to resign and clouded Chair Jerome Powell’s path to renomination.
October 21 -
What once seemed like an easy potential renomination for Powell has morphed into a problem for the White House as Sen. Elizabeth Warren, a Massachusetts Democrat, and progressive groups call into question the trading activity.
October 7 -
Municipals continue to stay in their own lane. ICI reported $1.4 billion of inflows in the 28th consecutive week.
September 22 -
Concerns range from frayed infrastructure to better communication in the face of the deadly flash flooding that caught the city by surprise in storm Ida.
September 17 -
With more than 9 million votes counted as of Wednesday morning, 63.9% voted "no" on the effort to recall Gavin Newsom and remove him from the governor's office.
September 15