Bonds

In the rarified air of academic excellence, few institutions command the respect and resources that Harvard University does. However, recent developments surrounding a bond sale reveal the cracks in this illustrious facade, leading to serious scrutiny from political figures, notably New York Republican Rep. Elise Stefanik. Her request for the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)
0 Comments
Chicago’s upcoming issuance of $517.95 million in general obligation bonds, as highlighted by Fitch Ratings, serves as a painful indicator of the city’s ongoing fiscal turmoil. With a negative outlook assigned to the city’s A-minus issuer default rating, it is clear that the city is straddling a precarious financial divide. Fitch’s assessment revolves around Chicago’s
0 Comments
The landscape of municipal bonds is shifting under our feet like sand, a phenomenon that should give financial conservatives and center-right investors considerable pause. Recent reports highlight the intricate relationship between municipal yields and broader market dynamics. Despite the apparent stability in the municipal bond market, various undercurrents—like rising U.S. Treasury yields and substantial outflows
0 Comments