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Table as of: 05/13/2013 16:38 PM Invisible Supply Issuer and purpose Amount
May 14 -
As this year's note season ramps up, market participants expect strong demand and steady levels of issuance with last year's seasonal total of almost $39 billion.
May 13
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Following Friday's shellacking, the municipal market has largely paused to catch its collective breath. Participants report activity in trades of smaller size, as the market overall is slackening somewhat to get deals done.
May 13 -
The municipal market sees traces of activity Monday, showing a slightly softer market.
May 13 -
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Municipal market volume may improve this week from last, though municipal experts say issuance continues to be thin for this time of the year as the spring reinvestment season approaches.
May 12 -
A bipartisan team of House transportation leaders have introduced legislation to spend $13.8 billion over five years on water infrastructure through the State Revolving Fund.
May 10 -
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Municipal bond mutual funds saw inflows into weekly-reporting funds, at $22 million, for the first time in 10 weeks.
May 9 -
The Bond Buyer's weekly yield indexes were mixed the week ended May 9.
May 9
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Moody's Investors Service said the settlement between MBIA Inc. and Bank of America Corp. is a credit positive for the company and its subsidiaries, but kept their ratings on review for downgrade.
May 9 -
A new U.S. Conference of Mayors report shows that local governments have spent big on water and wastewater infrastructure, but worries that rising costs of water service and increased long-term debt might make increased investment unsustainable for some communities.
May 9 -
Modest inflows arrived on the heels of the $4.49 billion that escaped in the week ended April 29 — typically the tail end of heavy seasonal outflows associated with individuals and corporations paying income tax debts to Uncle Sam.
May 9 -
Table as of: 05/08/2013 11:41 AM Invisible Supply Issuer and purpose Amount
May 9 -
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Wednesday marked the deadline for companies interested in developing a pair of major rail projects under Maryland's new public-private partnership law, and the private sector is jumping at the chance.
May 8
