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December issuance sticks to form as the muni bond market should expect a hefty calendar this week, to the tune of an anticipated $11.61 billion of total volume.
December 9 -
After a difficult few years, municipal floating rate notes are regaining a foothold in the market.
December 7
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State Housing Finance Agency delinquency rates continue to rise despite an improving housing market, Moody's reports.
December 6 -
Municipal bond mutual funds recorded their fifth straight week of inflows, and their 62nd week of positive flows in the past 66 weeks.
December 6 -
The Municipal Bond Club of New York announced its new officers for the coming year.
December 6 -
Many in the municipal market saw this week as the right time to dump inventory and dive into what is one of the last large calendars of the year.
December 6 -
An agitated U.S. Secretary of Transportation reiterated the Obama administration's support for high-speed rail investment, and fought vigorously to defend the controversial and partly bond-funded $68 billion bullet train initiative in California.
December 6 -
Total net assets among tax-exempt money market funds saw cash generation again this week, accumulating $757.5 million, which was more than last week's inflows.
December 6 -
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Indiana floated a request for interest for firms looking to partner with the state on a new section of Interstate 69, which is the latest in a series of P3 transportation projects the state has undertaken.
December 5 -
U.S. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood may be sticking around at least a bit longer, according to the newly minted chairman of next Congress' House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure.
December 5 -
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Table as of: 12/04/2012 17:15 PM Invisible Supply Issuer and purpose Amount
December 5 -
For 2013 Fitch Ratings has more negative than positive outlooks on state and tax-supported local governments.
December 4 -
The week's largest deals have arrived to give the municipal market a year-end feel. As expected, investors are feeding at the new-issue trough and largely ignoring the secondary.
December 4



