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Top-quality municipal bonds were mixed at mid-session, traders said, as the state of Wisconsin came to market with a sale of general obligation bonds.

The Treasury Department Tuesday auctioned $35 billion of four-week bills at a 0.885% high yield, a price of 99.931167.

Academy Securities hired Kevin Steinhauer as director of municipal trading, part of a build-up of the veteran-owned firm's muni business.

Financial woes in Illinois raise a red flag for investors in state and local bonds.

Municipal bond traders are awaiting the start of this week's new issue sales.

Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf signed a pension overhaul compromise bill.

Business inflation softened in May as services - including profit margins - were firm, but goods prices counterbalanced with a big decline.

Small business optimism held at a 104.5 level in May, the National Federation of Independent Business said Tuesday.

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Illinois’ swap providers agreed to lower termination triggers, the governor's office said.

S&P Global Ratings said it lowered its rating to A-minus from A on Suffolk County, N.Y.'s outstanding general obligation (GO) debt.

Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group, Inc., announced the continued enhancement of its public finance business with the addition of Lisa Smith, formerly of Siebert, Cisneros, Shank & Co. LLC.

San Diego's mayor vetoed changes the City Council made to the budget that cut funding for two special elections.

New York’s Metropolitan Transportation Authority announced a mitigation plan for widespread summer delays expected at Penn Station.

Alaska's government is bracing for a government shutdown amid difficult budget negotiations.

Top-rated municipal bonds ended weaker on Monday even as traders anticipated demand for the week’s new issue slate.

Tallahassee, Fla., plans to price $150.3 million of energy system refunding bonds.

Only two of Illinois' nine public universities retain a Moody's investment-grade rating after new downgrades.

Issuing $2.1 million in municipal bonds was essential to helping the city of South Tucson, Ariz., emerge from bankruptcy in 1984.