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Last week’s filing of Title III by the Oversight Board, which sets the stage for a court-supervised reorganization of Puerto Rico’s debt, was just the start of a critical series of decisions for investors in the commonwealth’s bonds. There may be developments on several Puerto Rico fronts this week.

Against a backdrop of a scolding from the state auditor for “using misleading budgeting practices” the Regents of the University of California is set to bring volume to a market that is starving for new issuance.

In this week's Muni Minute, we examine Puerto Rico's debt restructuring negotiations, which are scheduled to begin this week... if the bondholders show up.

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In this new edition of Muni Minute, we turn our focus to The Hill in Washington, D.C., as there will be lots of activity that should be of interest to the municipal market.

In the latest installment of Muni Minute, we take a quick look at the big tobacco bond sale coming from the Golden State Tobacco Securitization Corp.

In the latest episode of Muni Minute, The Bond Buyer looks beyond this week's meeting of the Federal Reserve to what lies ahead for interest rates during the rest of the year. Will the economy improve with above average job, wage and GDP growth? Will the Fed then feel confident enough to raise rates more that its anticipated three times? Will four become the Fed's lucky number in 2017? Stay tuned on Wednesday for the FOMC's new summary of economic projections that may answer these questions.