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A whopping 91% of Bond Buyer California Public Finance Conference survey respondents expect municipal interest rates will end the year higher than current rates and 73% said rates will have the largest impact on the public finance industry in the next two quarters
September 14 -
The UST selloff and rate fears spooked investors in January, but experts predict more opportunity and a stronger tone for munis in the remainder of the first quarter.
February 3 -
Other concerns include ongoing threats from the coronavirus, inflation and legislative inertia on muni issues in Washington, according to a Bond Buyer survey.
January 11 -
The next milestone in the shift to the Secured Overnight Financing Rate is expected to be the announcement from the U.K.’s Financial Conduct Authority before the end of this year declaring Libor as nonrepresentative.
October 29 -
The survey of 17 economists found they were split over the next interest rate move by the Federal Reserve.
December 4 -
Municipal managers and analysts say the new quarter will see less volatility and more opportunity for value and upside potential.
July 3 -
Cleveland is looking to lock in low fixed rates and eliminate all risks related to the Water System’s hedged debt.
April 8 -
Avoidable inmate deaths in jails allegedly staffed by untrained guards represent a headline and financial risk for counties in Texas.
April 8 -
Improved liquidity, spreads, and flows prompt some first-quarter adjustments.
February 5 -
Topics range from policy changes, regulatory developments, and pensions to interest rates, technology, and market opportunities.
January 24