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A New Hampshire executive council will not permit the first muni bond issuance backed by cryptocurrency.
July 9
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Right now, rates can't get any traction due to "Iran re-escalating, hawkish Fed minutes, Treasury auctions [and] AI bond supply crowding credit," among other factors, said James Pruskowski, managing director at Hennion & Walsh.
July 9
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The committee's focus will be quickly devise means to address the Water and Power Authority's long-term obligations.
July 9
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After Moody's Ratings withdrew its bond rating due to a lack of information, the Iowa City Community School District is taking steps to improve its finances and its reputation.
July 9
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With the future of U.S. public funding for infrastructure remains cloudy in terms of quantity and delivery methods, sentiment appears to be shifting towards allowing more private investment.
July 9
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Discretionary termination of grants allowed under the rule would pose a particular risk, issuer advocates said.
July 9
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S&P cited the county's limited flexibility to set its rates and escalating capital investment needs.
July 9
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The optimization of fixed-income portfolios using AI may come at the cost of training the next generation of muni market analysts and portfolio managers.
July 9
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Charter school bonds are defaulting or becoming impaired at a higher rate than any other sector, data show.
July 9
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Resuming the war with Iran has renewed volatility for munis and Treasuries.
July 8
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State budgets are in a state of flux due to aging populations and changes in federal spending policies that are affecting revenue and reserve funds.
July 8
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The combined utility system's commercial paper program capacity was increased to $1.5 billion and an up to $345 million cash flow borrowing was set for August.
July 8
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"Nothing motivates enforcement staff more than protecting those who invest their savings in our markets," said David Woodcock, director of the SEC's Division of Enforcement.
July 8
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Local governments are considering data center moratoriums to give themselves time to determine how to better regulate these facilities and understand their impact on communities.
July 8
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Spiking oil prices and incoming news from the Federal Reserve is pressuring UST yields, which are pressuring munis, according to Schwab's Cooper Howard.
July 7
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Former Rep. Bill Archer, who chaired the House Ways and Means Committee for three terms, died Saturday at the age of 98 leaving behind a tax writing legacy that began in 1994.
July 7
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The NJTA is planning to sell three series of revenue bonds Series 2026 A-1 ($570 million), Series 2026 A-2 ($150 million) and Series 2026B ($339.5 million), which received an A1 rating from Moody's.
July 7
