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Industrial production gained 0.9% in January, the Federal Reserve reported Wednesday.
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The New York region's service sector activity "declined," according to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York's February Business Leaders Survey, released Wednesday.
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February 17 - Negotiated Note Sales
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Standard & Poor's made nearly twice the number of upgrades as downgrades in United States Public Finance in 2015.
February 16 - New York
The New York City Municipal Water Finance Authority intends to issue $535 million of refunding bonds in two upcoming sales.
February 16 - New Jersey
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie remained staunchly opposed to raising taxes in his annual budget address.
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Bond insurer Assured Guaranty, along with its subsidiaries Assured Guaranty Municipal Corp. and Municipal Assurance Corp., are now providing indicative pricing for secondary market insurance on municipal bond issues they have pre-qualified on Bloomberg terminals.
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Legislation to fund Illinois' community college payments and student financial aid grants was delivered to Gov. Bruce Rauner's desk Tuesday.
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Oppenheimer & Co., WFG Investments, and E*TRADE were three of seven firms that the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority fined a total of $412,500 for trading municipal securities below the minimum denomination.
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Top-rated municipal bonds finished weaker on Tuesday, according to traders, who returned from the holiday to find a smaller slate of new issues scheduled for the holiday-shortened week.
February 16
- California
Bond issuers in California would have to provide significantly more disclosure to a state agency under recently introduced legislation.
February 16
- Texas
The Texas Public Finance Authority, one of the state's primary issuers of general obligation debt, will retain First Southwest Co. and Coastal Securities as its financial advisors for 2016.
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State lawmakers are looking at gas tax hikes and other proposals to increase funding for local transportation projects.
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Continuing turmoil at the College of DuPage, Ill., cost the two-year school one of its triple-A ratings as Standard & Poor's cut it two notches to AA.
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