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Muni benchmarks were steady while new deals re-priced to lower yields in a tale of two markets. ICI reported more inflows.

Many predicted double-digit unemployment at yearend, but that won't happen, but even after vaccines are introduced labor market questions will need to be addressed.

A bipartisan group of eight senators on Wednesday released further details of their $908 billion framework for emergency aid, including $160 billion for state and local governments.

The reoccuring Water Resources Development Act is expected to pass the Senate this month.

The Bond Buyer chose the Ford Foundation’s $1 billion sale of taxable social bonds as the Deal of the Year winner in the Environmental, Social and Governance/Green financing category.

Ma says the group is committed to developing a more inclusive economy and society

Task forces studying three proposed toll road projects failed to conclude if there is a need for the new corridors or modifications of existing roads.

The $6.8 million, three-year agreement with IBM includes hardware, software and services to design, install, operate and maintain a cyber center that will connect all the port's users to the system.

Juan Carlos Blanco has a background in law, finance, and government service.

Predictably, the rating agency cited COVID-19 effects in its downgrade to AA-minus from AA.

Daily report for December 09, 2020.

The COVID-19 pandemic has radically changed consumers’ attitudes and behaviors toward money and payments. What has changed?

The president named former Utah and Michigan budget director John Nixon and New York educator Betty Rosa. Ana Matosantos may be gone permanently from the board.

Strong technicals, low supply, yield-seekers keep munis outperforming.

Strategists from both Wells Fargo Investment Institute and John Hancock have low expectations for inflation going forward.

Ratings analysts see a darker outlook for higher education in 2021 as the effects of the pandemic continue to erode revenues and enrollment.

Law firm appoints Robert Labes to head its public and infrastructure finance practice group with hopes for expansion if an infrastructure bill comes to fruition.

A majority of economists surveyed by SIFMA expect a swoosh-shaped recovery, while 20% saw a W-shaped recovery, with a double-dip decline.

Yield-starved investors will help the deal get done, despite credit risks and the island's bankruptcy overhang.

During an industry briefing Tuesday, SIFMA's Kenneth Bentsen, Jr., said no matter who leads the SEC next, SIFMA will argue for an end to a temporary exemptive order.