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The bonds are secured by the power sales contract between American Municipal Power and 22 participants.
January 7 -
Chuck Schumer, New York's senior senator and Senate Democratic leader, laid out the harm the ongoing federal government shutdown is doing to the Empire State.
January 7 -
Municipal bonds were stronger at mid-session ahead of this week’s chunky new issue supply slate.
January 7 -
The municipal market and its investors are awaiting the $7.8 billion of new issuance with open arms, as the year starts with a week that's bigger than the five-day average was in 2018.
January 7 -
The holidays are over and the muni bond market gets set to go back to work.
January 4 -
So-called prearranged trading has the potential to do harm to the muni market and land broker-dealer firms in trouble, according to new MSRB draft guidance.
January 4 -
Municipals were slightly weaker Friday in sympathy with Treasuries following a robust jobs report.
January 4 -
Skeptics question the reliability of the new design and New York MTA's ability to execute the project cheaply and efficiently.
January 4 -
The weekly average yield to maturity of The Bond Buyer Municipal Bond Index, which is based on 40 long-term bond prices, was down to 4.07% from 4.09% the week before.
January 3 -
Investor worries about volatility in the stock market helped keep alive the muni rally on Thursday.
January 3 -
Gov. Andrew Cuomo on Thursday commissioned a "less invasive" alternative to New York's nearly $500 million Canarsie Tunnel repair project.
January 3 -
The economy and several pending court cases may also determine the progress of the historic debt restructuring in 2019.
January 3 -
Lawmakers are under pressure to fix the state's severely unfunded pension obligations.
January 3 -
As equities traded lower, municipal bonds rallied along with Treasuries on Thursday.
January 3 -
Bill Glasgall of the Volcker Alliance breaks down the organization's report card of the states in five crucial budgeting components. Paul Burton hosts.
January 3 -
Analysts say lessons from the events of 2018 can forecast what lies ahead in 2019.
January 2 -
The team rejected a proposal for a $900 million Major League Baseball ballpark in Tampa and plans to remain at Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg through 2027.
January 2 -
Municipal bonds were mostly stronger along with Treasuries amid stock market gyrations.
January 2 -
Wells Fargo promoted Charles Peck to head of public finance, almost a month after firing Stratford Shields from the post.
January 2 -
Municipal issuance fell by 24% to $338 billion for 2018 as changes in U.S. tax law crushed the market.
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