Primary bond market

The Alabama Public School and College Authority will issue nearly $1.5 billion of bonds and most of the deal will be tax-exempt new money.

Detroit is selling $80 million of its speculative grade-rated GO paper with more on tap should voters sign off on $250 million of blight borrowing.

Moody’s Investors Service revised the outlook on its Aa2 rating to negative ahead of the $96 million deal.

Municipals were mostly unchanged with a firm tone on Tuesday, according to market participants, ahead of the week's large new-issue calendar that's heavy on taxables.

The Kansas City Industrial Development Authority will price more than $600 million of bonds as the replacement of Kansas City International terminals advances.

Munis too a breather Friday after a week where yields rose by as much as 10 basis points on long-dated maturities.

Upfront savings from the $371 million deal will improve liquidity for the authority after the coronavirus-caused traffic downturn.

The airport will sell $925 million in a deal structured to lower short-run debt-service outlays as it manages through the coronavirus-driven air travel decline.

The Puerto Rico Aqueduct and Sewer Authority said it might be refinancing its bond debt with a new bond issue by the end of the year.

Recent toll hikes will offset a coronavirus-inspired drop in traffic and a refunding portion gives the authority "financial flexibility," according to analysts.

Municipal bond issuers are coming market at a 26.2% faster pace than they were at this point last year.

Financial advisors in the municipal bond market accounted for $281.23 billion so far in 2020, more than the $225.54 billion in the first nine months of 2019. The top three spots remained the same, followed by some changes in the rankings from last year.

Another week of inflows as reported by ICI and the municipal market continues to push on. There is money to put to work, sources say, depending on who is willing.

Long Island county prepping $290 million offering while confronting a giant revenue shortfall.

Michigan is selling $884 million of tobacco bonds that will refund prior issues.

Municipals weakened on Tuesday, with yields off by as much as three basis points.

St. Louis heads into the market next week for a piece of its expansion financing while Indianapolis' project could receive final approval this week

After COVID-19 left NYC with a ratings downgrade, the city offered retail investors first crack at its $1 billion GO deal. The San Francisco Public Utilities Commission will be the first issuer to publicly list on an international exchange in an attempt to lure foreign investors.

There are plenty of taxable deals on the upcoming week’s new-issue calendar while several large deals from issuers in New York will be in the spotlight after Moody's downgrades.

Moody's cut NYC's $39 billion of outstanding GOs to Aa2 citing the effects of COVID-19 and also lowered the debt rating of New York State.