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Sales of municipal bonds in the Far West region grew by almost 11% during the first half of 2013 compared to a year earlier as low rates continued to drive volume.
August 15
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The credit ratings of 15 California transit agencies are on review for downgrade by Moody's Investors Service because the Obama administration is challenging changes to state pension law.
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The Federal Transit Administration on Wednesday published a policy guidance document about the evaluation criteria and rating process for transit projects seeking funding under the New Starts and Small Starts grant programs.
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With the recent increase in interest rates, the de minimis risk grows for municipal bond investors.
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The University of Washington is planning to sell $143 million of general revenue bonds next week to finance various capital improvements, including the renovation of the Husky Stadium.
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John Donaldson, director of fixed income at Haverford Trust, favors high-quality bonds with strong claims-paying ability and widespread credit diversification in the intermediate slope of the curve.
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Fitch Ratings stripped Wayne County, Michigan's general obligation ratings of their investment grade over the county's rapidly deteriorating fiscal condition, in a five-notch superdowngrade.
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The Justice Department and attorneys general from six states and the District of Columbia moved to block bankrupt American Airlines' proposed merger with US Airways under federal antitrust laws.
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The Michigan Finance Authority will sell $92 million of state aid revenue notes for the Detroit Public School District next week in the first market offering to carry the Detroit name since the city's bankruptcy filing.
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Boston College has scheduled a $335 million bond sale in two tranches, with proceeds to benefit capital projects. Barclays is the lead manager.
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Lebenthal & Co., LLC, next month will introduce MuniAxis to improve liquidity for trading odd-lot municipal bonds in the secondary market.
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On the heels of a mostly steady to stronger tone and brisk demand for deals last week, the municipal market is anticipating the arrival of a $5.5 billion California revenue anticipation note deal this week as well as more than $4 billion in new long-term paper -- all of which should see strong demand, municipal experts said.
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