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Phil Toews, CEO of Toews Corp., talks about all the recent market turmoil and what it means for the municipal bond market in general and high-yield munis specifically. Chip Barnett hosts.
June 4 -
Moody's sees the state's budget woes as posing the most severe strain on the junk-rated district's fiscal prospects
June 3 -
The bi-state agency can apply to use the Federal Reserve’s Municipal Liquidity Facility, if it chooses.
June 3 -
Public finance groups expressed hope the bill’s introduction will pave the way for consideration of municipal bond provisions.
June 3 -
All U.S. states will be able to have at least two cities or counties eligible to directly issue notes to the Municipal Liquidity Facility program regardless of population.
June 3 -
Illinois did not use its maximum amount of notes in the Fed program which could mean a possible expansion of eligibility for the muni program.
June 3 -
Comptroller Kevin Lembo forecast a $620 million fiscal 2020 deficit in his monthly update to Gov. Ned Lamont.
June 3 -
Some elder housing borrowers have also drawn on debt service reserves, violated covenants, or sought to restructure their bonds, said Moody's Investors Service.
June 3 -
Illinois said Tuesday it signed an agreement for the Municipal Liquidity Facility to purchase its one-year certificates. Closing is expected Friday.
June 2 -
The fragility of the economy amid protests and the continuing coronavirus threats have dealers unloading some risk.
June 2