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The Bond Buyer's weekly yield indexes rose the week ended July 11.
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Investor demand for tax-exempts remained tepid as outflows from muni bond funds for the week of July 10 accelerated to $1.2 billion from $870 million the prior week.
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State debt issuance has remained below average levels even though governments have large infrastructure needs and less ability to pay for projects through pay-as-you-go financing, Standard & Poor's said in a report.
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Toll revenue from the I-495 express lanes in Northern Virginia increased 64.6% from the first to second quarters of this year, according to Transurban Group, the Australian infrastructure firm that operates the lanes.
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Following last month's historic sell-off, the municipal market offers solid fundamentals and the most compelling value since 2011, additionally bolstered by the strong demand from July and August reinvestments and the demand from crossover buyers, BlackRock Inc. said in its July municipal report.
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Republican leaders on the House Transportation Committee said Tuesday that they intend to reauthorize a rail bill this year and want the legislation to take into consideration innovative financing methods such as public-private partnerships and federal loans.
July 9 -
The University of Connecticut this week will sell $225 million GO new money and refunding bonds, to fund work on its health center and other campuses.
July 9
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A U.S. House of Representatives subcommittee is scheduled to hold a hearing Tuesday about the role that innovative financing tools, such as tax-increment financing, federal loans and public-private partnerships, can play in funding intercity passenger rail projects.
July 8 -
Table as of: 07/05/2013 15:16 PM Invisible Supply Issuer and purpose Amount
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A $700 million Denver Airport System financing and a $634 million California Health Facilities Financing Authority sale will dominate the primary market this week as more than $6 billion greets investors returning from a long holiday weekend that may be ready, willing, and able to reinvest July 1 cash after a short hiatus.
July 7 -
Modest inflows of $903.9 million crept back into municipal money market funds as total net assets inched up to $262.38 billion in the week ended July 1, according to The Money Fund Report, a service of iMonetNet.com.
July 5 -
Early indications of July 1 reinvestment appeared mediocre this week as investors took a much-need break from the municipal market – some preoccupied by the Fourth of July holiday and Friday's June employment figures, others still reeling from the volatility of the historic sell-off two weeks ago, municipal players said.
July 5
