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Pittsburgh exited successfully from the Act 47 workout, but other communities hang around for decades.

Derek McNeil rejoins Siebert Cisneros Shank & Co.'s municipal finance division after a stint at Morgan Stanley.

Texas service sector activity “continued to increase in April, albeit at a slower pace than last month.”

Kurt Forsgren, managing director of S&P, discusses climate change, ESG, infrastructure approaches — especially tolling — and trade policy and what each means for a municipality’s rating. John Hallacy hosts.

Construction spending fell dramatically by 1.7% in March, much lower than the expected 0.5% gain.

The overall economy grew for the 108th straight time, the Institute for Supply Management reported Tuesday.

The treasury secretary said such a bill could pass within two months.

Munis were stronger Monday as bond buyers kept an eye on the Federal Reserve policy makers' meeting.

An expansion of “backdoor borrowing” in the new New York State budget raises transparency red flags, according to Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli.

New bill backlog management tools, spending caps, and revenue estimates are getting legislative attention as the budget remains up in the air

The MSRB will ask for market feedback on potential interpretive guidance related to a practice the board worries may impair market liquidity.

Hub airports and general aviation airports located in metropolitan areas missed out on the additional funding they were hoping for.

Monthly volume rose the highest in the year to date, as an increase in new-money deals partly offset a decline in refunding transactions.

The state's largest municipal advisor is sticking with the school districts and dropping charter clients, losing some top employees in the process.

Municipal bond buyers are awaiting this week’s new issue supply as they keep both eyes firmly on the Federal Open Market Committee’s monetary policy meeting.

The former presidential candidate implored New York and New Jersey to enable their cities to execute streamlined project delivery.

Texas factory activity, as measured by the production index, “rose markedly in April after posting slower growth in March.”

Pending home sales gained 0.4% to an index reading of 107.6 in March, from a downwardly revised 107.2 in February.

The MNI Chicago Business Barometer rose 0.2 points to 57.6 in April, up from 57.4 in March, snapping a three-month downward trend.

The Federal Open Market Committee meets this week, which means a light primary market calendar of $4.3 billion. With year-over-year core PCE seen at or near 2%, its statement will acknowledge rising inflation.