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The mayor and city council chair of Washington D.C. are feuding in public over a deal to bring an NFL stadium to the city by leveraging over $1 billion in public financing.
June 12
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As Congress grinds through the budget reconciliation, fixed income market experts are eyeballing an uncontrolled national debt while dreading a heavy-handed response from the Treasury bond market.
June 12
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Southeast state governments are among the most dependent on federal Medicaid, SNAP and FEMA funding.
June 12
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The U.S. Virgin Islands WAPA said the Public Service Commission's reduction of electric rates jeopardizes its ability to pay bills and provide electric service.
June 12
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A "lighter-than-anticipated CPI report" led to UST firmness, as it "quelled fears about tariff-related inflation and boosted enthusiasm that the Fed will cut rates in the next two or three meetings," said José Torres, senior economist at Interactive Brokers.
June 11
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The law has become no less controversial nearly three years after its passage.
June 11
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In a Monday special session that went late into the night, the state legislature passed a $66 billion budget that includes a $700 million bonding bill.
June 11
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The bill would exempt lead service line replacement projects from the IRS' private business use test.
June 11
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CEO Michael Ruvo calls the Effi module an "offensive tool" that complements the firm's other transaction analytics instruments.
June 11
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Bexar County officials passed a resolution related to a potential Nov. 4 ballot measure on venue taxes for a new San Antonio Spurs basketball arena.
June 11
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The Columbus City Council approved a November ballot measure seeking voter approval for $1.9 billion of triple-A-rated general obligation bonds.
June 11
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The elevated new-issue market comes on the heels of one of the largest weeks of issuance.
June 10
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After the University of Idaho canceled plans to buy the for-profit online University of Phoenix, Moody's Ratings removed the school from watch for downgrade.
June 10
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From elite universities to rural hospitals and ports, federal actions are shifting the muni credit landscape. IR+M's Wesly Pate explains how buy-side firms are reacting.
June 10
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The Uinta Basin Railway's request for $2.4 billion of PABs comes as the U.S. Transportation Department is almost at its $30 billion debt cap.
June 10
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The action follows an upgrade for the sole purchaser of its power.
June 10
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"The broader themes from the demand perspective are that it's choppy and people are not necessarily jumping into high-yield munis with both feet," said First Eagle's John Miller.
June 10
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The software uses pre-trade quote data to help predict the next trade level of bonds.
June 10
