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Municipal market participants continue to hold off in preparation for the large new-issue calendar.
July 15 -
Two Basel III rule changes regulating government agencies adapted recently to the U.S. markets are likely to damp interest in municipal bonds as investments for large banks.
July 15
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The municipal bond market is gearing up for what it expects will be a strong primary this week.
July 15 -
Table as of: 07/12/2013 13:37 PM Invisible Supply Issuer and purpose Amount
July 15 -
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Municipal issuers are gearing up to sell more than $9 billion of new issuance this week -- dominated by a $2.9 billion Texas transportation offering -- and hope their financings benefit from the momentum of the previous two trading sessions.
July 14 -
Inexpensive prices on new issues lured buyers back into the marketplace as municipal bond market resumed its slump during the past week.
July 12 -
Table as of: 07/11/2013 15:47 PM Invisible Supply Issuer and purpose Amount
July 12 -
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The Bond Buyer's weekly yield indexes rose the week ended July 11.
July 11
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Investor demand for tax-exempts remained tepid as outflows from muni bond funds for the week of July 10 accelerated to $1.2 billion from $870 million the prior week.
July 11 -
State debt issuance has remained below average levels even though governments have large infrastructure needs and less ability to pay for projects through pay-as-you-go financing, Standard & Poor's said in a report.
July 11 -
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Toll revenue from the I-495 express lanes in Northern Virginia increased 64.6% from the first to second quarters of this year, according to Transurban Group, the Australian infrastructure firm that operates the lanes.
July 10 -
Following last month's historic sell-off, the municipal market offers solid fundamentals and the most compelling value since 2011, additionally bolstered by the strong demand from July and August reinvestments and the demand from crossover buyers, BlackRock Inc. said in its July municipal report.
July 10 -
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