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Atlanta-based Asset Preservation Advisors recommends that investors remain highly selective when purchasing Kentuckys bonds due to the states high pension liability.
June 9 -
House Democrats and a conservation think tank line up to oppose a transportation appropriations bill that freezes highway funding.
June 9
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A Florida attorney who says his property will be devalued by a private passenger train wants to intervene in a federal lawsuit challenging tax-exempt financing for the project.
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Maryland wants to investigate the feasibility of a magnetic levitation train between Baltimore and Washington.
June 8
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Hartford Funds is launching two new municipal bond funds to expand its suite of products
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The week of June 8 will see the muni market with the largest deals being of the competitive variety, not negotiated.
June 5
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Virginia will decide in November whether to proceed with $3 billion toll lane project as P3 or use conventional financing.
June 5
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Managing a small portfolio has advantages of generating significant income and returns for high net worth clients, according to Jeffery Elswick, director of fixed income at Frost Investment Advisors LLC.
June 5
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The weekly average yield to maturity of The Bond Buyer Municipal Bond Index, which is based on 40 long-term bond prices, decreased one basis point to 4.42% for the week ended June 4 from 4.43% in the previous week.
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For the fifth straight week, municipal bond funds reported outflows, bringing to eight out of 23 weeks this year the funds have suffered cash withdrawals, according to the latest Lipper data.
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Helped by a stronger revenue backing, Chicagos remarketing of $112 million of sales tax-backed fared notably better Wednesday than its general obligation issue a week earlier, though spreads demonstrated a substantial market penalty.
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