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- Illinois
Chicago heads into the market Wednesday with $440 million of second lien wastewater revenue debt that moves the city closer to putting behind it the $2.2 billion liquidity headache triggered by rating downgrades.
October 13 - Texas
Texas Comptroller Glenn Hegar lowered estimates for the states revenue over the next two years by about 2.3%, citing a slowdown in the states oil and gas economy.
October 13
- Ohio
Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf joined a three-year cooperation agreement with West Virginia and Ohio to collaborate on areas critical to maximizing shale gas region growth.
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Prices of municipal bonds ended stronger on Tuesday, according to traders, with yields on most top-shelf maturities weakening by one basis point.
October 13
- New York
The New York City Pension Funds returned 3.4% gross, and 3.15% net of fees, for fiscal 2015, said city Comptroller Scott Stringer.
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Fitch Ratings revised its outlook on Elmhurst Memorial Healthcares BBB rating to positive from stable in recognition of its post-merger growth.
October 13 - Wyoming
Alaska, North Dakota and Wyoming are the states most "in the crosshairs" as energy revenues look to remain low well into next year, Fitch Ratings said.
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Buoyed by court victories challenging city and state pension reform legislation, labor is now taking aim at 2014 legislation that overhauled the Chicago Park Districts pension benefits and contributions.
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In business tax reform it may not be proper to disallow the tax exemption for municipal bonds purchased by corporations, since the exemption is designed to benefit state and local governments, the Congressional Research Service wrote in a recently released report.
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Given current conditions, the Federal Reserve should not raise rates this year, Governor Daniel Tarullo said in a televised interview Tuesday.
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A new poll by AAA finds 45% of Americans blame Congress for an inadequate level of transportation funding.
October 13
- Pennsylvania
The Pennsylvania budget drama will take center stage at the Philadelphia Area Municipal Analyst Society meeting Wednesday when Dr. G. Terry Madonna, professor of public affairs at Franklin & Marshall College, addresses the organization.
October 13 - New York
New York States 2% tax cap law contributed to Standard & Poors dropping Suffolk Countys credit rating by one notch ahead of two bond sales.
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