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The September trade deficit widened to $43.5 billion, exactly as expected.

U.S. employers added the most workers in a year, rebounding from September’s slowdown, as people resumed work after hurricanes Harvey and Irma.

When it comes to winning over traders in the $14.2 trillion Treasuries market, Jerome Powell has it relatively easy.

While yields on the 20-bond, 11-bond, and revenue bond indexes climbed two basis points in the week ended Nov. 2, the Bond Buyer 40 index's yield declined one.

Mayor Jim Kenney wants local control returned to the city’s junk-rated school district, which would come at a cost.

Market participants reacted negatively to the proposal in the tax reform bill to eliminate advanced refundings and private activity bonds, saying it would crimp volume and the savings issuers can get when rates fall. In the primary, strong demand met a Virginia issuer's $737 million PAB.

The U.S. Virgin Islands expects to get parts of an $800 million federal loan by mid-November.

Nine states, including Texas and Virginia, received the lowest D-minus grade from the Volcker Alliance for handling retirement costs.

Strong legal and structural protections earned the debt top grades from Kroll and Fitch. S&P wasn't as bullish.

The referendum asks voters in Mecklenburg County, N.C.’s to approve bonds for schools.

The bond markets will not have a huge reaction to the nomination of Governor Jerome Powell as chair as of Federal Reserve Board, seeing it as a continuation of the monetary policies of Janet Yellen and Ben Bernanke before her.

Moody's cited the city's reliance on nonrecurring revenues.

Moody’s Investors Service moved the outlook to negative in advance of a $40 million revenue bond sale.

Municipals and Treasuries were stronger around midday, with the GOP releasing some details of its tax bill and ahead of President Trump’s expected nomination of Jerome Powell as Fed chair.

The university has overspent by $25 million annually for four years, its president says.

Retail investors are overcoming concern over interest rates and tax reform by extending duration, upgrading to high-quality, and buying defensive premium bonds.

The bill, which calls for the elimination of advance refundings, private activity bonds, tax credit bonds, and tax-exempt stadium bonds, would shrink the municipal market despite preserving the tax-exemption on muni bond interest.

The Treasury Department said Thursday it will auction $42 billion 91-day bills and $36 billion 182-day discount bills Monday.

Municipal bond prices rose as the week's biggest issue is scheduled to price.

The New York economy is expanding despite a drop in revenues, the Institute for Supply Management-New York’s Report on Business index, released Thursday, indicated.