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We believe that the municipal bond market is now poised for a positive year-end finish, following a generally difficult 2018.
Muni bonds continue their post-recession stabilization as upgrades outpaced downgrades for the second year in a row.
August may bring the largest supply/demand disparity in municipal bonds for the year, while market technicals are particularly supportive of the high yield market.
The state of American infrastructure is dire. Despite the urgency and still-low interest rates, states are adopting a conservative approach to financing infrastructure projects.
From state pensions, healthcare, and education to municipal bonds, the growing rate of retiring baby boomers will likely have far-reaching effects.
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Cybersecurity and Municipal Bonds: Part 2
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Infrastructure – A New Beginning?
A Holiday Gift from the Muni Market
Munis: A Path to Bridge the Wealth Gap
Recover and Rebuild, from Chicago to Puerto Rico
Devastation in Puerto Rico Complicates Muni Market
Muni Bond Upgrades Prevail
Cybersecurity and Municipal Bonds: Part 3
Cybersecurity and Municipal Bonds: Part 2
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