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Net outflows among tax-exempt money market funds were down to $203.1 million and total net assets settled at $282.48 billion for the week ended Feb. 4.
February 7 -
Table as of: 02/06/2013 09:49 AM Invisible Supply Issuer and purpose Amount
February 7 -
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The total amount of upgrades from Standard & Poor's continued to outpace the amount of downgrades during the fourth quarter of 2012, making the year a mostly positive one for rating changes.
February 6 -
The outlook for U.S. toll roads is negative for the fifth consecutive year, according to a Moody's Investors Service analysis of expectations for the sector over the next 12-18 months.
February 6 -
Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell's controversial transportation plan passed the House of Delegates Tuesday, but failed to get out of the Senate despite both chambers agreeing to ban tolling on Interstate 95 in the southern part of the state.
February 6 -
The trustee for bankrupt American Airlines Inc.'s $1.4 billion of New York City airport revenue bonds hopes to submit a final settlement agreement after a majority of bondholders endorsed the terms.
February 6 -
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Table as of: 02/05/2013 13:48 PM Invisible Supply Issuer and purpose Amount
February 6 -
Several individuals have emerged as candidates to replace Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood when he steps down, but that person will need to be very proactive to affect meaningful policy, lobbyists say.
February 5 -
Hospitals will likely continue to come to market to take advantage of low interest rates and strong investor interest despite uncertainty tied to federal deficit talks and implementation of the new federal health care law, Wells Fargo says in a report.
February 5 -
Fitch Ratings assigned more downgrades than upgrades during the fourth quarter of 2012, continuing the trend for the 16th consecutive quarter.
February 5 -
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Table as of: 02/01/2013 14:02 PM Invisible Supply Issuer and purpose Amount
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Following an eventful week where the tax-exempt market saw repeated softness, the second large financing in as many weeks was postponed, and the Federal Open Market Committee announced it would stand pat, state and local municipalities are preparing to pare down issuance this week.
February 3
