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Cook County, Illinois, will return to market next week with $119.5 million of Series 2026 fixed rate, tax-exempt sales tax revenue bonds.
July 23
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The muni market's losses were likely driven by USTs, said Chad Farrington of DWS — but they could show the beginnings of weakening demand.
July 22
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Cities with voter requirements face higher borrowing costs, a study found.
July 22
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Washington, D.C. and the House Oversight Committee are squabbling over tax policy as the federal government weighs legislation that would prevent the city from raising taxes without Congressional approval.
July 22
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"This is very good news for bankers because this value is portable," said study author Natasha Boreyko.
July 22
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The Texas city needs higher rates in part to support future debt that would be issued for $1.1 billion of water supply projects that are underway.
July 22
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Moody's and Fitch downgraded the school district's ratings.
July 22
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While NAMA believes FA references should be eliminated, it urged the MSRB to address the proposed amendments as part of its retrospective review of MA rules.
July 22
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Issuers who aren't using AI to protect themselves are relying on older code that won't be able to hold up, one expert said.
July 22
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Chicago will fund new infrastructure for The 78, the mixed-use development around the new Chicago Fire soccer stadium, after the City Council advanced the deal.
July 22
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Photos from The Bond Buyer's Tech Forum.
July 22
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Tariff threats, international conflicts and inflation concerns are working "in tandem on the municipal side to slow down some of the aggressive interest that was there in the beginning of summer," Sage Advisory's Jeff Timlin said.
July 21
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In fiscal 2026, Indiana saw 6.8% year-over-year growth in state revenue amid a 27.7% surge in corporate tax revenue, leading to a surplus of $1.85 billion.
July 21
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Private Milliken University in Illinois is sweetening its upcoming bond deal by adding a student apartment complex to increase investor protections.
July 21
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The effects of the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act are already being sized up as the impetus for maximizing their intentions may fall on local public finance and regulatory policies.
July 21
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The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development is suspending between $1 billion and $2 billion of aid approved.
July 21
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The Texas city's $943.9 million airport revenue bond issue will provide long-term financing for an expansion plan and refund some outstanding debt.
July 21
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