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Release of the spending plan marks the first salvo in the fiscal 2019 budget season.
February 14 -
An Illinois lawmaker has filed a bill that would authorize the massive borrowing.
January 31 -
Municipal bond volume evaporated in January, as the market felt the aftereffect of federal tax legislation that pulled issuance forward into 2017.
January 31 -
The alliance graded key budgeting and transparency practices in each of the 50 U.S. states.
January 31 -
The stakes are high with two of the state’s general obligation ratings one notch away from speculative grade.
January 30 -
Several market participants said it’s hard to take such a proposal seriously.
January 23 -
State agencies are also holding $2.3 billion of bills that can’t be paid until lawmakers approve appropriations, the state comptroller said.
January 22 -
Muni volume in the last week of January is forecast to match that of the first three weeks combined, satisfying pent-up investor demand.
January 19 -
Municipal bond prices remain under pressure at midday as U.S. Treasury yields hit three-year highs and the market looks to next week's $7.17 billion slate.
January 19 -
Moody's shifted the outlook on its A3 rating forSpringfield, Illinois, to negative.
January 16