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Billionaire bond manager Bill Gross says the Federal Reserve is likely to be cautious with increases because the current environment leaves little room for error.

Initial claims U.S. state unemployment benefits fell by 2,000 to 236,000 in the December 2 week.

The deal was the largest aggregate financing and the largest taxable issuance by a 501(c)3 healthcare institution.

The U.S. Virgin Islands is grappling with a government revenue shortfall in the aftermath of two category 5 hurricanes.

The $575 million deal proved an easy sell to a market hungry for any municipal paper.

Mega-deals from Chicago, San Jose, Trinity Health and Miami-Dade all hit the screens as yields on municipal bonds plunged further.

The nation’s debt limit will likely reach its new ceiling at midnight on Friday.

Newly issued Treasury securities held in stripped form decreased about $2.785 billion in November to a total of $260.584 billion.

Some of the proceeds will refund tax-exempt bonds issued for the university through St. Joseph County.

With the fate of private activity bonds in flux, D.C.'s Housing Finance Agency is forging ahead with plans for its largest offering by the end of the year.

Regional Plan Association's far-reaching ideas for New York-area transit overhaul struck some nerves, and president Tom Wright welcomes the debate.

A Florida lawmaker has also proposed a law requiring community development districts to get certified appraisals on property they buy.

Mega-deals from San Jose, Miami-Dade and Chicago hit the screens on Wednesday while yields on municipal bonds continued to move lower.

S&P analysts assigned a negative outlook to Mason County, Wash. in addition to a one-notch downgrade.

The MBTA’s $370 million deal includes the first tax-exempt sustainability bonds issued in the United States.

The $1.3 billion inaugural financing from the Great Lakes Water Authority unlocked substantial debt service savings.

Moving toward a $23 million bond issue in April, the School of the Osage Board of Education voted recently to refinance more than $9 million in existing debt at a significant savings to the school district.

Cambridge, Mass.’ $2 million minibonds allowed it to respond to an unmet need of its residents.

Voters in the Ridgefield School District passed a $78 million bond in February, and district officials are already gearing up for its next anticipated bond vote, most likely coming in February 2019.

As Evergreen Public Schools ramps up to ask voters for hundreds of millions of dollars for school construction dollars, a district-commissioned survey shows its voters overwhelmingly support the effort.