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Minneapolis Federal Reserve President Neel Kashkari said on CNBC that both sides of the central bank's dual mandate show signs of imbalance, with the labor market appearing more vulnerable.
January 5 -
Some industry observers are expecting a continuing rise in public private partnerships as the total value of infrastructure assets under management is up.
January 2 -
Texas will receive the largest share of the rural hospital fund's first-year allocation.
January 2 -
Advocates for improving inland port infrastructure in the House and Senate are pushing bipartisan bills aimed at funneling more dollars from the Port Infrastructure Development Program to facilities on the Great Lakes as opposed to East and West coasts.
December 31 -
The California High Speed Rail Authority's focus has shifted to state funds and private capital.
December 31 -
Fiscal 2027 budget proposals are being rolled out against a backdrop of unclear impacts from federal tax cuts and policy changes.
December 30 -
All eyes will be on the next surface transportation bill, which the House plans to unveil in early 2026.
December 29 -
An election year for Congress adds a deadline clock to questions about budget reconciliation, tax policy, and politics while bond issuers ponder challenges and opportunities.
December 26 -
Analyst remain positive about the economic outlook next year, although some have reservations and volatility is possible.
December 26 -
Washington Gov. Bob Ferguson unveiled a supplemental budget with GOP-opposed bond plans, as he preps a rain-soaked and flood-damaged state for more deluges.
December 26 -
The municipal advisor area "remains a heavy focus of both the commission's Division of Examinations as well as the Division of Enforcement," Andrew Kintzinger, counsel at Hunton Andrews Kurth, said.
December 24 -
Chicago's city council passed its alternative budget over the weekend. Mayor Brandon Johnson hates it, but said he would not veto it.
December 24 -
State tax policy is playing a role in the location of data centers which have turned into a lightning rod attracting debt financing, local opposition, and federal involvement.
December 23 -
The Kansas City Chiefs will leave Missouri for Kansas, where sales tax and revenue bonds will help finance a $3 billion domed stadium expected to open in 2031.
December 23 -
The governor announced $2.1 billion for road and bridge maintenance and flood repairs, financed with bonds backed by revenue measures in last year's budget.
December 22 -
States and cities in the Northeast will have to balance economic challenges and federal cuts driven by the Trump administration and congressional GOP.
December 22 -
In 2024, legalization states collectively generated a record-setting $4.4 billion in cannabis tax revenue from adult-use sales.
December 19 -
In a move cheered by public power companies, the House passed a bill that would give the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission authority to keep power plants open if their closure threatens reliability.
December 19 -
The larger story could be that some of the larger issuers are asking water lobbyists and lawmakers to push the EPA because of worries the administration may tamper with or even eliminate the program, said a WIFIA expert.
December 19 -
The House Finance Committee is making good on a promise to address housing affordability by advancing a bill that increases the public welfare investment cap to 20% from 15%.
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