Primary bond market

Salt Lake City will bring $875 million of revenue bonds this month for its airport.

Illinois-based OSF Healthcare System will refund $470 of debt this week and next.

Municipal market participants are awaiting a big deal from the Garden State.

With $7.5 billion of new supply on the way to hungry bond buyers, the focus is on the East Coast as issuers in New Jersey and New York take the lion’s share of attention this week.

Municipal bond volume is set to start final quarter of the year with a bang, with two issuers accounting for $3.3 billion,

The third quarter ended with a whimper, leaving year-to-date issuance 15% behind last year's pace.

Moody's boosted its outlook for the University of Illinois to stable from negative ahead of the deal.

Municipal bond supply jumps next week as the last quarter of the year begins.

In the week ended September 27, the weekly average yield to maturity of the Bond Buyer Municipal Bond Index rose to 4.15% from 4.12% the previous week. The BB40 Index is based on the price of 40 long-term bonds.

Parkview Health plans to use a forward delivery structure to refund debt for savings.

Municipal yields strengthened for maturities beyond three years, even though President Trump expressed concern.

The municipal bond market remained in quiet mode a day after the Federal Open Market Committee raised interest rates.

Indications of a more hawkish sentiment at the Fed may continue to pressure tax-exempt yields higher, particularly on the short end of the curve.

Officials say the project will spur economic development in the city core.

With the Federal Open Market Committee meeting, activity was at a minimum in the municipal bond market on Wednesday.

Leaders in the world of finance joined with governments and health organizations on Wednesday to launch The Tobacco-Free Finance Pledge.

Wisconsin sold the biggest deal of the week as investors remained wary ahead of the FOMC meeting.

The biggest deal of the week came to market on Tuesday as Wiscon sold general obligation bonds.

The city wants to leverage what it considers a special electoral relationship with voters through a newly-established investment program.

The competitive GO deal will feature five- or eight-year calls.