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Bond buyers gave the $1.65 billion San Francisco airport deal a mixed reception on Thursday as municipal bonds were mostly stronger.
January 10
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Moody’s Investor’s Service said the shutdown “has had minimal impact on municipal credits,’’ but warned that “economic disruption will grow as the shutdown lingers.”
January 10
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The $551 million issue wraps up a nearly $3 billion program; $7.7 billion of proposed pension obligation bonds rely on similar structure
January 10
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Amid bankruptcy talk about the investor-owned utility, the fate of its $18 billion in corporate bonds could impact the municipal bond market.
January 10
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The muni market was steady, as traders waited for the last of this week’s deals to come rolling in, including the biggest deal of the week.
January 10
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The government shutdown limits the SEC's ability to answer issuers' questions on continuing disclosure requirements that take effect Feb. 27.
January 10
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Peter DeGroot of JPMorgan takes a deep dive into what's in store for the municipal market in 2019. He's forecasting $375 billion of supply as SMAs take on a greater role in the market. He looks at primary versus secondary pricing and revenue bonds versus GOs. John Hallacy is host.
January 10
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The Oversight Board said vote was overwhelmingly for approval of the plan of adjustment.
January 9
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New Jersey Transportation Trust Fund Authority was able to increase the size of its deal by half.
January 9
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The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey hailed completion of a project designed to shift cargo from truck to rail.
January 9
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Transportation deals from New Jersey and Florida along with sales from Trinity Health and Indiana drew market attention Wednesday.
January 9
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Proceeds from the bulk of the bond sales will be used to reimburse the hospital for various capital projects.
January 8
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San Francisco International Airport's bond sale helps fund $7.4 billion capital program.
January 8
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Strategists sang the praises of munis Tuesday as New York and Massachusetts led a pack of new issues into the market.
January 8
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S&P Global Ratings cut Coralville to speculative grade citing the added debt burden and financing risks.
January 8
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The state will issue revenue bonds backed by tax and fee revenues collected from casinos in the state.
January 8
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Investors, bond lawyers, and other market participants are grappling with how to approach the issue of climate change.
January 8
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New York and Massachusetts issuers lead the day's big deals as new supply surged into the market.
January 8
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The $17 billion restructuring plan's possible Achilles' heel: it treats Puerto Rico residents differently from those on the U.S. mainland.
January 8
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Municipal bonds started off the week stronger ahead of $7.8 billion of new supply.
January 7
