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The third-most-populous Louisiana city is closing out a 2021 bond authorization, but has plenty left from a 2024 bond referendum.
May 8
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The top five April bond financings totaled more than $8 billion.
May 8
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The downgrade pushes $2.2 billion of private activity bonds issued for the passenger train startup though the Florida Development Finance Corp. to junk.
May 7
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Charlotte will sell $330 million of bonds and Duke Health will offer $540 million.
May 7
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Muni yields remain attractive, said Tom Kozlik, managing director, head of public policy and municipal strategy at HilltopSecurities.
May 7
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"The threat of having both inflation and unemployment rising simultaneously continues to create a big headache for the Fed's interest policy," said Wells Fargo Investment Institute global fixed income strategist Luis Alvarado.
May 7
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The outlook revision to positive from stable comes ahead of the airport's planned refunding and plans to issue bonds to help finance a $2.7 billion capital program.
May 7
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Kullmann will head the firm's negotiated underwriting desk.
May 7
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Harvard University's ongoing legal battles and the return to market by Chicago's Regional Transportation Authority lead a host of municipal topics in April.
May 7
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The Illinois Municipal Electric Agency plans to sell $600 million of refunding bonds in July, amid questions about member contracts after the bonds' maturity.
May 7
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Levy, a member of The Bond Buyer's Rising Stars Class of 2017, assumed the role of chair in late April.
May 6
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Most of the Maryland Proton Treatment Center's debt hasn't traded hands for years.
May 6
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Speakers discussing how the U.S. will fare in the world post-Trump trade war and anti-immigration policies were largely optimistic.
May 6
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The spending plan for the fiscal year that begins July 1 was balanced through an ongoing reorganization of city government, according to Mayor John Whitmire.
May 6
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The U.S. Department of Transportation rolls out $3.2 billion via 329 infrastructure grants that will fund more than 3,200 projects that the agency contends were tangled up in red tape and DEI requirements.
May 6
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The law prohibits state and local government contracts worth $100,000 or more with companies that "discriminate" against the firearm industry.
May 6
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The specter and economic implications of tariffs coupled with still above-target inflation and a healthy labor market will sideline policymakers at this week's meeting, analysts said, but not everyone agrees when the next rate cut will be.
May 6
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The bondholders say the failure to pay them net revenues since the 2017 bankruptcy start gives rise to their administrative expense claim.
May 5
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Focus was on the primary market last week, with Birch Creek reporting that one dealer estimated that 90% of the focus earlier in the week was on new issues.
May 5
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The SEC told the court it is leaving for later to settle financial terms with Jeffrey DeLaveaga.
May 5
