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"Munis are no longer moving on headlines; they're reacting to rates and supply," which is playing out again Monday after a choppy March and April, said James Pruskowski, chief investment officer at 16Rock Asset Management.
May 19
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The Federal Open Market Committee will meet on June 17-18. While no rate cuts are expected at this point, things can change quickly. Lauren Saidel-Baker, economist at ITR Economics, provides her take on the meeting the new Summary of Economic Projections and Fed Chair Jerome Powell's press conference.
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The bondholders and board faced off over the creditors' belief they they are due the administrative expense claim.
May 19
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The macroeconomic boost from U.S.-China's 90-day pause on tariffs is partial and could prove temporary, S&P Global Ratings analysts said.
May 19
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The U.S. loses its third triple-A rating as Congress works to pass a massive tax cuts and spending bill.
May 19
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Municipals were cut up four basis points, depending on the curve, through noon.
May 19
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Pops, a managing director at cfX, a municipal advisory firm serving housing finance agencies, brought passion and institutional knowledge to the sector.
May 19
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A deal on the state and local tax deduction cap remained elusive as of Monday morning.
May 19
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The deal includes a mix of new money and refunding, with a small forward-delivery series, as the authority plows forward with capital plans.
May 19
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Rising debt and interest payment ratios over more than a decade, to levels higher than other nations', prompted the downgrade, Moody's said.
May 16
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Issuance for the week of May 19 is estimated at $11.667 billion.
May 16
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Lawmakers have $755 million less to spend and only six more weeks to work on the two-year budget.
May 16
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The committee may take the bill up again as soon as Monday.
May 16
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As the Trump administration puts its stamp on dispensing infrastructure funding, proponents of P3's, PABs, federal and formula funding are squaring off against grants to state and local governments.
May 16
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The rating agency, which gave the state a positive outlook a year ago, upgraded its general obligation rating a notch to AA-plus ahead of a $25 million bond sale.
May 16
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The Indianapolis Local Public Improvement Bond Bank priced $125 million revenue bonds, with delivery expected next week.
May 16
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At a Bond Buyer conference in Atlanta, industry leaders talked about tariff turmoil, the tax-exemption, weather resiliency, infrastructure and more.
May 16
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California Gov. Gavin Newsom said lowered revenues from the so-called "Trump slump" forced tough choices during annual May revisions to his budget.
May 16
