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Muni investors will have their pick of California bonds coming to market in the primary on Thursday.
October 9 -
Investors who had been keeping their cash on the sidelines as aggressively priced deals hit the market last week and early this week went in on the $225.79 million of Grand River Dam Authority revenue bonds priced by JPMorgan on Wednesday.
October 8 -
Bonds from the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey deal priced Tuesday dominated the secondary market on Wednesday after the bonds became free to trade.
October 8 -
The most-traded P3 bonds have rallied this year, and retained gains since the Sept. 22 bankruptcy filing by the manager of the Indiana Toll Road.
October 8 -
Mid-week doldrums may have set in for some investors, but this hump day promises not to be boring, with a slew of deals expected to sell in the primary and the Federal Open Market Committee meeting minutes scheduled for release.
October 8 -
Rather than getting yield by buying in the longer-middle to back-end of the curve as barbell investors typically do, Newtown Square, Pa.-based Veritable is purchasing bonds maturing from five to seven years for the long end of its barbell.
October 6 -
The weekly average yield to maturity of the Bond Buyer Municipal Bond Index, which is based on 40 long-term bond prices, dropped three basis points in the week ending October 2 to 4.40%.
October 2 -
Citigroup said in an interview the sell-off in tobacco bonds caused by Bill Gross' departure from PIMCO will be short lived.
October 1 -
Investors are watching how high-grade deals are priced on Wednesday, because they believe it will set the tone for how similarly rated deals, like the $1.1 billion Texas Transportation Commission offering coming Thursday, will be priced.
October 1 -
Investors are keeping their cash on the sidelines until the week's top deal hits the market, a $1.1 billion sale of Texas Transportation Commission highway improvement general obligation bonds that is scheduled to be priced by JPMorgan Securities on Thursday.
September 30