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The weekly average yield to maturity of the Bond Buyer Municipal Bond Index, which is based on 40 long-term bond prices, rose five basis points the week ending Oct. 23 to 4.33%.
October 23 -
The $1.4 billion San Joaquin Hills Transportation Corridor Agency was able reprice its senior lien toll road refunding revenue bonds at lower yields because of buyers' heavy demand for triple-B paper, traders said.
October 22 -
The municipal market's rising yields have starting impacting the pricing of lower-rated deals coming to market, traders said.
October 22 -
Wednesday promises to be another busy day in the primary, with the largest deal of the week, the $1 billion San Joaquin Hills Transportation Corridor Agency, scheduled for pricing.
October 22 -
Jumping municipal bond yields on Tuesday helped the performance of lower rated deals in the primary market, while hurting some of the triple-A rated sales, market participants said.
October 21 -
The municipal market's sell-off is negatively impacting primary deals pricing on Tuesday, market participants said.
October 21 -
A slew of issuance is scheduled to come to market Tuesday. There's a little of everything in the primary for investors with several BBB credits expected to be priced, as well as some highly rated competitive issuances.
October 21 -
The $1 billion sale of San Joaquin Hills Transportation Corridor Agency, Calif. bonds scheduled to price on Wednesday is the "hot" deal of the week, traders say.
October 20 -
Lumesis and Municipal Bond Information Service have entered into a strategic partnership to increase the transparency around pre-trade indicative price information, and post-trade operational practices.
October 20 -
This week's jump in volume will boost the performance of deals priced in the primary, market participants said.
October 20