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A disappointing jobs report gives credence to the Federal Reserve’s concern about slack in the labor market.
May 7 -
The state’s seasonally adjusted unemployment rate remains below the national unemployment rate of 6.0%.
April 16 -
Yields jumped as much as 10 basis points as new deals saw some concessions as munis played catch up to the run-up in U.S. Treasury rates after the 10-year hit 1.75% mid-session. Refinitiv Lipper reports nearly $1.3 billion of inflows.
March 18 -
With the reset in yields in the rear view, valuations — especially relative to Treasury — will likely support continued robust demand.
March 5 -
The January employment report headline number disappointed while stimulus news lifted equities and U.S. Treasuries rose on both counts. Municipals ignored those moves ahead of another week of less-than-ample supply.
February 5 -
While Florida has gained jobs for eight straight months, Fitch warns it could take up to four years for the travel, leisure and hospitality sectors to recover, areas that play an important role in the Sunshine State's economy.
January 22 -
The companies said the new offering combines ICE Data Services’ expertise in municipal bond pricing and reference data alongside ADP’s aggregated, anonymized and timely HR and compensation data.
January 12 -
The employment report showed 140,000 decline in nonfarm payrolls in December, but economists found some positives in the numbers.
January 8 -
The 245,000 increase in nonfarm payrolls indicated a slowing, and with lockdowns rising, December's numbers could fall again.
December 4 -
Inflation remains low, while initial jobless claims continue improving, but the coronavirus pandemic looms large.
November 12