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The University of Houston will issue $272 million of tuition revenue bonds that that combine taxable and tax-exempt debt.
January 11
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Omnibus federal budget law revives more than $2 billion of unexpended state road earmarks for new use.
January 11 -
The lack of supply to meet demand especially for yield is seen as benefitting Chicago, Chicago Public Schools, and Illinois when all three fiscally distressed credits land in the bond market during the next two weeks.
January 11
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Nebraska would accelerate work on an unfinished expressway with funding from a proposed transportation infrastructure bank.
January 8
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In the week ended Jan. 7, the weekly average yield to maturity of the Bond Buyer Municipal Bond Index fell to 4.18% from 4.22% in the previous week. The BB40 Index is based on the price of 40 long-term bonds.
January 7 -
The South Carolina Chamber of Commerce wants a $600 million increase in annual transportation funding.
January 7
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A hedging strategy that minimizes interest rate and duration risk by using short positions, primarily in U.S. Treasury futures contracts, is a discipline that James C. Robinson, CEO of Robinson Capital Management LLC, believes sets his firm apart from other investment advisors.
January 7
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States are looking at special taxes and user fees as number of alternatively fueled vehicles grow.
January 6
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Louisiana needs more robust sources of transportation revenues to restore its highway system, transition panel says.
January 5
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New tolled express lane west of Denver is meeting early expectations for congestion relief within the I-70 corridor.
January 4
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The University of Texas System will offer investors taxable and green bonds in a pair of top-rated deals worth $450 million.
January 4
