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The U.S. labor market has continued to heal at a relatively rapid rate through early June, St. Louis Federal Reserve researchers found, using real-time data that provides a more timely view than official government reports.
June 9
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Traders will be looking closely at Wednesday's FOMC meeting and whether the Fed will set target yields for some U.S. Treasury securities.
June 9
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Flagship schools in Michigan, Ohio and Iowa made multiple coronavirus-related disclosures in their offering documents.
June 9
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Many expect this recession, just officially announced Monday, could already be done.
June 9
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No real clear, universal definition of ‘green’ exists and it is complicating investor understanding of the market.
June 9
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Municipalities are making draws on reserves as revenues fall due to the pandemic.
June 9
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Despite changes made to the Fed's Municipal Liquidity Facility, lawmakers say smaller communities in populous states are left out.
June 9
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Southern Co.’s long-troubled project to expand its Vogtle nuclear plant in Georgia is “highly unlikely” to meet state deadlines and is apt to face additional budget overruns, according to a local monitor.
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The New York mayor's move reflects a nationwide response to protesters in the aftermath of the death of George Floyd.
June 9
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Mayor Lori Lightfoot and her finance team warn that this year's budget gap is getting bigger, and that painful choices are coming without federal financial aid.
June 9
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Alicia Trost, communications director for Bay Area Rapid Transit, discusses BART's social media strategy during the crisis. Paul Burton hosts.
June 9
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The central bank will increase support for credit issued through the Main Street Lending Program while providing midsize firms with more flexibility on the amounts they receive.
June 8
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The new-issue calendar is filling up with deals formerly on the day-to-day slate, however net supply over the summer is expected to total negative $55B, including negative $15B in June, negative $21B in July and negative $19B in August.
June 8
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PABs represented 25.4% of all tax-exempt bonds issued in 2017, up from 21.5% in 2016.
June 8
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Measure seeking billions of general obligation bonds without voter approval cleared General Assembly late last week but faces uncertain fate in the State Senate.
June 8
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A sticking point for dealers is the MSRB's proposal to reserve two seats on its board for municipal advisors.
June 8
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Lawmakers have until June 15 to adopt a budget. Democratic leaders in the legislature have not embraced Gov. Gavin Newsom's proposed cuts.
June 8
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With interest rates on hold until the picture is clearer, the Summary of Economic Projections should take center stage.
June 8
