Municipal bond funds

After a week that offered under $1 billion of deals, the market will look ahead to almost $6 billion of supply.

The muni market is lined up for just two deals $100 million or larger before the holiday.

It's more appropriate to visualize management fees as capital that is expected to be fully recovered.

The municipal bond market is in for a sleepy Thanksgiving holiday week with a small slate of supply ahead as trading activity is confined to two and a half days.

Chicago came to market Thursday with its two-week delayed sales tax securitization bonds.

Chicago is heading to market Thursday with a scaled-down version of sales tax securitization bonds.

Chicago is coming to market Thursday with its delayed sales tax securitization bonds.

With new optimism for the future of munis following the midterm elections, an active week is in store.

Municipal bond supply takes a big leap forward during next week’s holiday-shortened trading since markets are closed on Monday for Veterans Day.

Munis ended stronger on a day when activity was muted ahead of the Fed leaving rates unchanged.

The muni market was weaker again Friday, as yields followed Treasurys higher after government data showed strong job growth.

The muni market continued its recent trend of weakening everyday, while the October labor data was strong, with nonfarm payrolls jumping to 250,000 versus the expected number of 190,000.

Municipal bond supply takes a leap forward next week as Chicago’s Sales Tax Securitization Corp.’s $1.31 billion deal headlines the new issue calendar.

Municipals remained mixed as deals from Phoenix airport and Chicago issuers came to market.

Municipals were mostly stronger at mid-session as the last of the week’s big deals came to market.

Weekly bond volume is forecast to fall to $5.9 billion from $10.3 billion in the prior week.

Municipal bond supply plunges to under $6 billion next week after seeing over $10 billion of new issues priced this week.

The last of the large municipal bond deals came to market on Thursday, led by a $1.5 billion healthcare offering from Ohio.

Things began to quiet down in the municipal bond market on Thursday, as most of the big deals have come and gone for the week.

The municipal bond market is set for almost $11 billion of new supply.