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The deal was the largest in the authority’s history, with the lowest ever interest rate for one of its sales and netting a record-breaking $112 million in interest cost savings.
February 24 -
Global bond yield move suggests financial markets are much more optimistic about the economy than the Fed.
February 24 -
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer and Sen. Bernie Sanders want a broader infrastructure bill to pass through the reconciliation process while other lawmakers plan a bipartisan push for surface transportation.
February 24 -
The governor wants the first full actuarial contribution in 25 years, spurring discussion about what else one of the nation's lowest-rated states should do.
February 24 -
New York State’s public sector entities have more than $300 billion of unfunded other post-employment benefit liabilities, which accounts for a quarter of the nation’s total of $1.2 trillion of other post-employment benefit debt.
February 24
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High-grade deals priced and secondary trading showed bonds exchanging hands at yields higher than triple-A benchmarks in some cases, but a healthy two-way flow was evident, even if there are signals that yields have not yet hit a ceiling.
February 23 -
California treasurer Fiona Ma named Nancee Robles to head the California Tax Credit Allocation Committee and California Debt Limit Allocation Committee.
February 23 -
The Treasury Department’s $60 billion sale of two-year notes on Tuesday broke one of the few remaining records of the low interest-rate era.
February 23 -
The COVID-19 pandemic didn't delay the deal but it did influence the structuring of the new money and refunding deal.
February 23 -
The deal continues to offer better recoveries for the guaranteed Public Building Authority debt than for general obligation debt, but trading of the GOs blew up with more than $180 million exchanging hands to higher prices.
February 23 -
Jonathan Bowles of Center for an Urban Future explores how New York City could benefit from a green public works program. He also calls for unlocking the potential of CUNY and improving the city's capital construction process. Paul Burton hosts (17 minutes).
February 23 -
Reducing tax fraud is one of the goals of the fiscal plan approved by the Puerto Rico Oversight Board in May.
February 22 -
Data released Monday showed economic strength with further improvement ahead. U.S. Treasuries were off by five basis points but municipals saw aggressive eight to 10 basis point swings to higher yields across the curve.
February 22 -
Disneyland amusement park in Anaheim has been closed since March as California struggled to reduce its COVID-19 numbers.
February 22 -
Gov. J.B. Pritzker is still mulling action on legislation Mayor Lori Lightfoot says will add to the city's considerable fiscal burdens.
February 22 -
Leveraging technology for the creation and distribution of both companies’ products while also providing transparency and educational tools for financial advisors, institutions and issuers, is key to the merger.
February 22 -
Mainstreaming some emergency measures would provide the Department of Design and Construction more contracting flexibility, said first deputy commissioner Jamie Torres-Springer.
February 22 -
San Francisco Unified School District's rating was lowered a notch to Aa3 by Moody's Investors Service.
February 19 -
Muni yields rose another five basis points on the 10- and 30-year, bringing the total cuts to scales to 18 and 17 basis points, respectively, from Tuesday as the asset class moved closer to UST movements after lagging that market since the start of the year.
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Lawmakers will vote next week on a relief package agreed to by the governor and legislative leadership.
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