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Day Indicator Last Report Forecast Monday Chicago PMI May: 65.5 June: 63.0 Monday Pending Home Sales April: +0.4% May: +1.5% Tuesday Construction Spending April: +0.2% May: +0.5% Tuesday ISM Manufacturing May: 55.4 June: 55.9 Wednesday Factory Orders April: +0.7% May: -0.2% Thursday Nonfarm Payrolls May: +217,000 June: +210,000 Thursday Private Payrolls May: +216,000 June: +210,000 Thursday Manufacturing Payrolls May: +10,000 June: +10,000 Thursday Unemployment Rate May: 6.3% June: 6.3% Thursday Avg Hrly Earnings May: +0.2% June: +0.2% Thursday Work Week May: 34.5 June: 34.5 Thursday Initial Jobless Claims 6/21: 312,000 6/28: 314,000 Thursday Continuing Claims 6/14: 2.571M 6/21: 2.560M Thursday ISM Non Mfg Index May: 55.5 June: 56.3
June 30 -
After a short-lived supply boost last week, volume will drop by an estimated $5 billion this week as issuers scale back financings and underwriters and investors head into the Fourth of July holiday.
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Nationwide poll finds most Americans would support a higher gas tax if revenues are dedicated to highway and transit projects.
June 27 - Illinois
Moody's Investors Service has downgraded two Chicago suburbs one by three notches for growing pension debt and a looming requirement that they increase their pension contribution or risk losing state aid.
June 27 -
The $1.4 billion Los Angeles tax and revenue anticipation note deal and the $1.2 New York State Dormitory Authority seized market participants focus this week.
June 27 - Illinois
Three of Illinois' five pension funds have revised their investment rate of returns, a move that could drive up the state's future projected contributions and cut in the savings of the pension overhaul adopted by lawmakers.
June 27 -
A recently approved policy change that extends the accreditation review period is a credit positive for the San Francisco Community College District, according to Moodys Investors Service.
June 27 - Illinois
The Chicago Public Schools announced plans to cut more than 1,000 employees in a move that comes ahead of the district's release of a fiscal 2015 budget that must close a nearly $1 billion budget gap.
June 27 - Ohio
PNC Capital Markets has brought in a pair of public finance professionals to help build up its Ohio business.
June 27 -
Some broker-dealers and some issuers have distorted the truth about the municipal advisor rule, said a former Securities and Exchange Commission lawyer who worked on the new regulatory regime.
June 27 -
Moody's Investors Service said it has lowered ratings assigned to bonds issued by two of Puerto Rico's largest public authorities -- the Puerto Rico Aqueduct & Sewer Authority (PRASA) and the Puerto Rico Highway & Transportation Authority (PRHTA).
June 27 -
The chief mediation in Detroit's Chapter 9 case has ordered the city to meet Monday with holders and insurers of $1.4 billion of certificates of participation to try to reach a settlement.
June 27 -
Moody's Investors Service has downgraded the Detroit-area provider Henry Ford Health System one notch to A3, due to a deteriorating operating performance and struggles tied to implementation of a new electronic medical records system.
June 27 -
Bonds from Puerto Rico's $3.5 billion March issuance have strengthened while the Puerto Rico Electric and Power Authority's bonds sell off.
June 27 -
The Internal Revenue Services tax-exempt bond office will hold an audio webcast on basic arbitrage concepts on July 10 at 2 p.m., Eastern Daylight Time.
June 27 - Puerto Rico
The municipal bond market prepared for the possibility of its biggest default ever after the Puerto Rico legislature approved a law to allow public corporations to restructure their debt.
June 27 -
Standard & Poor's Ratings Services said it has lowered its rating on Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority's (PREPA) power revenue bonds to BB from BBB-minus.
June 27 - Puerto Rico
Puerto Rico Aqueduct and Sewer Authority said it doesn't anticipate restructuring its debt under a planned restructuring law for the commonwealth's public corporations.
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