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Municipal bond mutual funds recorded their lightest outflows since May 22, when they last registered inflows.
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The Bond Buyer's weekly yield indexes slid in the week ended Jan. 9.
January 9
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Maryland has selected four international construction consortiums to submit proposals to build, maintain and operate the proposed $2.2 billion Purple Line light-rail system that would connect Montgomery and Prince Georges Counties.
January 9
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California Gov. Jerry Brown proposes paying off the state's long-term debt, including all economic recovery bonds, and adding to its rainy day fund in his $106.8 billion general fund spending plan.
January 9
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Detroit's negotiations this week with holders of the city's nearly $6 billion of water and sewer bonds went well enough that one investor said a settlement is likely.
January 9
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Los Angeles is hosting its 2nd Regional Investor Conference 2014 on Feb. 26-27 at Universal Studios and Paramount Studios.
January 8
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Thornburg Investment Management has launched a low duration municipal bond fund aimed at investors looking for a tax-exempt income stream as interest rates rise.
January 8
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Lawmakers next Tuesday will begin considering reauthorizing the federal surface transportation funding program at a hearing held by the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee.
January 8
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Detroit emergency manager Kevyn Orr reversed a decision to close the bankrupt city's pension system for non-public safety employees and shifted it into a 401(k)-style defined contribution retirement plan.
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President Obama's top economic advisor urges Congress to enter into a "grand bargain on jobs" in exchange for national infrastructure bank.
January 6
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A hearing on Detroit's interest-rate swaps and proposed borrowing was pushed back until Tuesday due to a massive winter storm in the Midwest.
January 6 -
The municipal market will see the first substantial influx of new issue volume this week after a holiday lull that was marked by few new bonds.
January 5
