Bonds

In a significant move signaling both optimism and controversy, Colorado’s Statewide Bridge and Tunnel Enterprise (BTE) has announced plans to issue $212.45 million in insured revenue bonds. As the state grapples with fiscal challenges and extends its infrastructure capabilities, this endeavor could either set a precedent for future financial maneuvers or uncover the deep-seated flaws

The financial landscape of municipal bonds has often been mired in complexity and opacity, creating hurdles for issuers and advisors alike. However, the recent launch of Parity Plus by BondLink and S&P Global Market Intelligence marks a significant departure from this status quo. Designed to enhance transparency and operational efficiency, Parity Plus is not just

In a world where economic volatility seems to be the new norm, financial markets are at the mercy of uncertainty. Recent announcements, particularly those signaling the implementation of sweeping new tariffs, have sent shockwaves that ripple through various sectors. The market’s response was as chaotic as one could expect; U.S. Treasuries opened stronger only to

In a perplexing twist of market dynamics, municipal bonds have recently been navigating tumultuous waters. With U.S. Treasury yields displaying a downward trajectory, investors may find solace in the relative firmness of municipal bonds. This scenario peaks with speculative anticipation surrounding the Trump administration’s impending announcement on tariffs, which could potentially introduce substantial volatility into

In a surprising turn of proactive financial maneuvering, the Maine Turnpike Authority (MTA) made the strategic decision to advance a significant $100 million refunding deal, swapping a scheduled Wednesday offering for an unexpected Tuesday launch. This decision was not only timely but audacious, especially in a volatile market landscape that many financial experts deemed precarious.

California’s plan to issue a staggering $2.5 billion in general obligation bonds signals both boldness and recklessness, especially given the current economic climate. With yields experiencing unavoidable double-digit cuts due to an overwhelming influx of new bond issues, the state’s foray into this financial terrain raises significant eyebrows. J.P. Morgan Securities leads a 27-bank syndicate

The current state of the municipal bond market raises considerable alarms for investors. As yields continue to rise, it is important to understand that these changes are not merely fluctuations but indicative of deeper systemic issues. Traditionally viewed as one of the safer investments, municipal bonds are experiencing a crisis of confidence this March, marked

In a rather unexpected turn, the municipal bond market experienced a notable sell-off on a Wednesday marked by double-digit yield cuts—this being the second occurrence within the month. While it may seem like all is well in the world of finance from the surface, a deeper dive reveals a turbulent environment for municipal debt. On

Municipal bonds have hit a turbulent patch this week, as they face headwinds from rising United States Treasury yields. This week, municipal bond yields exhibited a mixed performance, with the ratios against Treasuries indicating a striking disparity. The two-year municipal to UST ratio was recorded at about 66%, signaling a notable gap from traditionally stable

In a move that could define the future of high-yield municipal bonds, the Salina Economic Development Authority is embarking on a $1.15 billion debt sale aimed at financing a tire manufacturing facility in Oklahoma. As the appetite for high-yield bonds continues unabated, the implications of this ambitious project deserve intense scrutiny. This situation presents not