Primary bond market

Municipal bonds turned weaker on Tuesday as a wave of deals swept into the market.

Raising its $15 million borrowing cap on local projects would smooth Minneapolis' borrowing process on more expensive projects.

Municipal bonds were mixed on Monday as buyers awaited the almost $10 billion of supply set to hit the market this week.

Municipal bond buyers are eagerly awaiting the biggest new issue calendar of the year, as almost $10 billion of supply is slated to hit the market this week.

Thanks to what one county official termed an "incredible" bond sale, Lee County will pay less interest than expected on a $33 million loan.

This week the municipal bond market is getting what it wants — and what it needs — more supply. Almost $10 billion of new deals are on tap in a calendar that will have something for almost everybody.

The municipal bond market is gearing up for the biggest volume week of the year, with issuers estimated to bring just under $10 billion of new paper.

The bonds will help complete a new hospital wing at Marin General Hospital.

The municipal bond market will see an almost $10 billion new issue calendar next week.

In the week ended May 10, the weekly average yield to maturity of the Bond Buyer Municipal Bond Index dropped to 3.99% from 4.04% the previous week. The BB40 Index is based on the price of 40 long-term bonds.

Authority officials say it's business as usual at the authority amid several probes that followed the termination of Dave Jamison.

Municipal CUSIP requests signal the market may be in for a rebound in volume.

The action in the primary slowed as the last few remaining deals come trickling in with the week winding down.

The municipal market and its participants were peppered with deals during what will go down as the week’s busiest day.

The municipal market and its participants are prepped and ready for what should be the busiest day of the week, as the two largest negotiated deals hit the market.

The market for munis is benefiting from June reinvestment money and pent-up demand after a slow first quarter.

Oyster Bay, New York, is testing the bond market with its first large deal after it was hit with a federal securities fraud lawsuit.

Municipal market participants will get the first supply wave, including the second largest negotiated deal and the biggest competitive deal of the week.

Municipal bonds were stronger on Monday as supply-starved investors awaited the week's planned $4.9 billion of new paper.

The Fayette County School District's bonds will fund improvements to handle higher enrollment and boost a science and math program.