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Fund inflows are a demand component unlikely to slow during the heavy reinvestment season, keeping the yield environment squarely in issuers' favor.
July 8
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Chicago's net pension liabilities increased by $1.1 billion in 2020 to almost $33 billion.
July 8
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A strong resurgence from last year's pandemic-driven recession is reflected in record revenue for June and the fiscal year in Oklahoma.
July 8
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PFM Asset Management will continue to operate as a separate entity. The deal does not affect PFM’s financial advisory business which will continue to operate independently.
July 8
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The Fitch Ratings upgrade applies only to GO debt — the city's issuer default rating remains AA-plus. The GOs benefit from California’s 2016 statutory lien law.
July 8
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S&P said the rating on the senior living revenue bonds Capital Trust Agency issued for borrower H-Bay Ministries Inc. of Texas will now be withdrawn in 30 days.
July 8
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In his lawsuit in state Supreme Court, the New York city comptroller seeks a return of oversight to his office,
July 8
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The Dormitory Authority of the State of New York overtook California for the most issuance, while New York issuers made up half of the top 10.
July 8
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As the White House weighs the potential renomination of Jerome Powell as chair of the Federal Reserve, officials are discussing the use of openings on the board to reshape the central bank.
July 7
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More of the same from the FOMC did little to move UST or munis. ICI reported the 17th consecutive week of inflows at $1.98 billion. July is looking good for municipal issuers.
July 7
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The state's court is weighing whether to allow a public vote on proposed charter revisions that Mayor Mike Duggan warns could trigger a fiscal crisis.
July 7
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While the top three advisor firms stayed put, the next seven firms moved around, including three new firms making their way into the top 10.
July 7
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As issuance increased, the top municipal bond underwriters saw their total par underwritten rise by 14.4% from the first half of 2020.
July 7
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Hawaii lawmakers approved the budget before Treasury guidance banned the use of federal funds for debt payments or reserves.
July 7
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State Treasurer Folwell praised officials in two towns for taking concrete steps to pass responsible budgets and avoid a state takeover.
July 7
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The Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis will require its employees to be vaccinated against COVID-19, the bank’s president, Neel Kashkari, said.
July 7
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The Brooklyn borough president maintained his narrow lead under the city's ranked-choice voting system, prompting Kathryn Garcia and Maya Wiley to concede.
July 7
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The calendar includes $4.25 billion of new money and $2.5 billion of refundings and reofferings, New York State's comptroller said.
July 7
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