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The market got technically stronger and the new-issue calendar builds.February 20
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Luis Maizel is co-founder of LM Capital, an employee-owned minority business in California. Maizel, one of the nation’s few Mexican-born fund and income managers, says he doesn’t see a recession coming. He also looks at U.S. GDP, inflation, interest rates and credit spreads amid the uncertainty of the U.S. election and the coronavirus expansion. Chip Barnett hosts.February 20
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New deals started to flow in and take advantage of historic lows of muni yields and rates.February 19
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Issuance is set to seesaw, as new-issue volume was the heaviest of the year last week, at almost 40% larger than 2019 weekly average. And this is expected to be one of the lowest-volume weeks of the year to date.February 18
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Lack of supply continues while professional money keeps market liquid.February 14
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The municipal market started off the week like gangbusters, but was ending very quietly on Thursday as the holiday-shortened week approaches.February 13
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The municipal primary saw billions of new deals hit the market, but the final yields on the biggest deal of the day result in something that the market hadn’t seen in a while — a repricing to higher yields.February 12
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The muni primary saw a flood of issuance on Tuesday, with the majority of it being from Texas issuers including one deal that got majorly upsized.February 11
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Issuers are coming to market in droves this week as they try to take advantage of excellent market conditions and get deals done before upcoming holiday shortened week.February 10
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Municipal investors should go long as the short end is expensive, strategists say.February 7
