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"While there has been some reported buying by relative value institutions amid higher ratios from the muni-centric price correction, the market as a whole may not rally this week," said Matt Fabian, a partner at Municipal Market Analytics.
March 18 -
Hospital and health insurance operator UPMC's $735 million deal looks routine. But the volatile healthcare and insurance environments may disrupt that standard.
March 18 -
A bondholder group is negotiating with the school, which continues to operate.
March 18 -
The state is trying to navigate its way to a fiscal 2026 budget amid potential federal policy changes and the heightened risk of a recession.
March 18 -
Northeastern University plans to sell municipal bonds to help replace its 115-year-old Matthews Arena, long-ago home of the Boston Bruins and Celtics.
March 18 -
With no policy changes expected, analysts are eagerly awaiting the new Summary of Economic Projections for clues about future monetary policy.
March 18 -
Bond-issuing infrastructure districts and development zones were a focus of legislation passed by Utah lawmakers during a session that ended March 7.
March 18 -
Municipals are little changed to start the week after last week's selloff, which saw muni yields cut up to 20 basis points out long.
March 17 -
The MSRB has said it is amending a pending rule change that would greatly shorten the reporting time standard for municipal bond trades, which could cause problems for certain transactions, dealer firms said.
March 17 -
Moody's Ratings revised the outlook to negative from stable but affirmed the A1 rating on the CTA's senior lien sales tax bonds.
March 17 -
Citibank, which holds the government funds, said it froze the money following a request from the FBI.
March 17 -
California Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara wants the prospective rate hike discussed at a public hearing in April before he formally approves it.
March 17 -
Mayor Brandon Johnson's team wants the Chicago Public Schools to refinance debt to free up money for a pension payment to the city.
March 17 -
The Trump administration has dealt several blows to an already-battered sector.
March 17 -
A review of the biggest issues in various public finance sectors in 2024.
March 17 -
Gov. Josh Stein said in his State of the State address too many schools are overcrowded or decrepit.
March 14 -
March had been expected to be difficult due to a "combination of heavy supply, low redemptions, rate volatility, tax-related selling and now fund outflows," said Barclays strategists Mikhail Foux and Grace Cen.
March 14 -
The Department of Transportation is signaling moves away from Biden-era infrastructure spending tied to environmental concerns and heading back to more formula funding, which is welcome news for transportation heads.
March 14 -
The nonprofit Wood River Community Housing Trust uses municipal bonds as part of its toolkit to finance workforce housing in the pricey Sun Valley, Idaho, area.
March 14 -
S&P Global Ratings analysts said they reviewed their entire rated California public utility portfolio before giving seven negative outlooks.
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