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Municipal Commentary
The municipal bond market enables more than 50,000 state and local governments, agencies, and authorities to fund a variety of public works projects. However, the breadth of the market and its tax advantages leave it subject to the mandates of regulatory agencies and legislators. Our municipal commentary helps you stay up to date on the latest market headlines and trends.
Tom Kozlik
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Thanks Brett Bolton @BDAmerica for having me on the Bonding Time podcast this week to discuss the realistic chances of DC lawmakers acting on #infrastructure, the #debtceiling, & the potential for public finance friendly elements to be included. https://t.co/JhD58wDvoO https://t.co/zHbiyw9QvM
Sep 25
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“No one knows with any certainty where the economy will be a year or more from now,” @federalreserve Chair Powell, via @barronsonline. https://t.co/tt5UD3THVc
Sep 25
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RT @WSJopinion: Today on the Potomac Watch podcast: Democrats are divided, yet they're trying to pass a $1 trillion infrastructure plan, pl…
Sep 25
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RT @mkraju: Jayapal on Monday infrastructure vote: "We have at least 50 people who are not going to vote for that bill. So, I think what we…
Sep 24
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Bloomberg: Build America Bonds, Advance Refundings Revived by House Panel
"Tom Kozlik, head of municipal strategy and credit at Hilltop Securities in Dallas, Texas, said he thought the tax-credit versus direct payment...
PODCAST: Exploring Chicago Budget Challenges, Police Funding, and Federal Relief Spending
Tom Kozlik speaks with Amanda Kass, Associate Director, Government Finance Research Center, on Chicago budget challenges, police funding, and federal...
Lawmakers Moved Closer on Infrastructure in August, Still No Clear Path
Lawmakers took important steps in August regarding the potential for once-in-a-generation infrastructure legislation that could strengthen what we...
The Bond Buyer: First glance: Ida hit Louisiana hard, but not at Katrina level
"'Economic growth could fall slightly in the third quarter but this is likely to quickly rebound as federal aid is delivered to the state and local...
Economic Impact from Hurricane Ida Expected to be Modest, Municipal Credit Impact Likely to be Minimal
Hurricane Ida made landfall as a category 4 storm near New Orleans, Louisiana, 16 years to the day after Hurricane Katrina slammed into the gulf...