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Table as of: 01/31/2013 15:13 PM Invisible Supply Issuer and purpose Amount
February 1 -
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Municipal bond mutual funds continued to see inflows, though the numbers fell for a third straight week, to $574 million for the week of Jan. 30.
January 31 -
The Bond Buyer weekly yield indexes were narrowly mixed the week ended Jan. 31.
January 31
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It's a new year, but talk of municipal bond issuance still revolves around the same subject: refundings. Long-term muni bond volume for January jumped 39% over the same period one year earlier.
January 31
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Outflows of $3.43 billion continued to whittle down tax-free money market funds in the week ended Jan. 28 as total net assets settled at $282.68 billion after the third steady week of losses.
January 31 -
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2012 was a good year for municipal bond mutual funds, approaching the robust overall returns seen in 2011. Muni funds with long maturities that focused on high yield performed best.
January 30
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The outlook for the water and sewer sector is mostly stable for this year, although utilities will face rate and drought pressures, said Standard & Poor's.
January 30 -
New York's Metropolitan Transportation Authority must consider the age of its subway system and a strained budget when considering technical enhancements, officials said.
January 30 -
New York's MTA said it saved $310 million by terminating three leveraged lease agreements that exposed itself to downgraded bond insurer Assured Guaranty.
January 30 -
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Table as of: 01/30/2013 10:10 AM Invisible Supply Issuer and purpose Amount
January 30 -
U.S. airports have $71.3 billion in capital needs through 2017, a major airport interest group said Tuesday, a funding goal that they are not on track to meet.
January 29 -
Public-private partnerships are "toxic" to a lot of people and the mere mention of them can hinder projects, California Treasurer Bill Lockyer said Tuesday. Lockyer said, "Avoid talking about public-private partnerships. They are toxic with a lot of people."
January 29 -
A bill pending in the Maryland Senate would require the state transportation authority to begin exploring the possibility of a bond-financed bridge across the Chesapeake Bay.
January 29 -
New York's Metropolitan Transportation Authority achieved about $1 billion in present-value savings from its 2012 refundings, according to officials.
January 29
