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A state-by-state review of 2021 issuance in the Midwest.
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Between the long holiday weekend and investors trying to absorb the Russia-Ukraine developments, it was a slow start to the week in the municipal market.
February 22
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School districts that impose COVID-19 related mitigation measures face state lawsuits and can't participate in the Missouri's bond enhancement program.
February 22
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The proposal would offset all gas tax losses to the Highway Trust Fund but would still hasten its insolvency.
February 22
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Oregon Gov. Kate Brown called the availability of the surplus "a pivotal moment" for the state.
February 22
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Municipal bond issuance in the Midwest reversed course last year, falling by 7.4% to $77.5 billion.
February 22
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Federal aid propped up municipalities’ already strong revenue and credit conditions, making them less apt to need short-term funding in 2021.
February 22
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Education and utilities were the municipal sectors that shrank the most.
February 22
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As issuance hit $480.03 billion in 2021, the insurance industry wrapped 7.8%, up slightly from 7.1% in 2020. Deals with insurance totaled $37.522 billion, more than the $34.428 billion in 2020, according to Refinitiv data.
February 22
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2021 comes in just shy of the all-time record in 2020, as the muni industry showed its resilience in the second year of the pandemic.
February 22
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Municipals have been resilient throughout the pandemic — with the help of federal aid — keeping the Golden Age for public finance alive.
February 22
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Another banner year for the municipal bond industry although not a record setter.
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A state-by-state review of 2021 issuance in the Southwest.
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They say a Plan B that does not involve local legislative approval must be negotiated.
February 22
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At issue is about $400 million the board would like Puerto Rico's government to retain.
February 18
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The new-issue calendar for the holiday-shortened week is $4.98 billion, with $3.633 billion of negotiated deals and $1.347 billion of competitive loans.
February 18
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The Federal Reserve formally adopted tough, sweeping restrictions on officials’ investing and trading, aiming to prevent a repeat of the ethics scandal that engulfed the U.S. central bank last year.
February 18
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The Puerto Rico Fiscal Agency and Financial Advisory Authority has requested pre-qualified investment banks to provide ideas and opportunities for refunding for savings.
February 18
