Erin Hudson
Municipal Finance Reporter at Bloomberg News
Municipal finance reporter for @business. All views are my own. @columbiajourn alum. Reach me at [email protected]
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2 days ago |
advisorperspectives.com | Erin Hudson |Arvelisse Bonilla Ramos
A wave of municipal-bond sales scheduled for this week will test a recent rebound in buyer demand after investors sold their holdings during April’s market rout. Roughly $14 billion of muni debt is scheduled to come to market over the next five days, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. That is running about 70% higher than the average weekly volume over the last five years.
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2 days ago |
news.bloomberglaw.com | Erin Hudson |Arvelisse Bonilla Ramos
A wave of municipal-bond sales scheduled for this week will test a recent rebound in buyer demand after investors sold their holdings during April’s market rout. Roughly $14 billion of muni debt is scheduled to come to market over the next five days, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. That is running about 70% higher than the average weekly volume over the last five years.
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2 days ago |
bloomberg.com | Erin Hudson |Arvelisse Bonilla Ramos
Connecticut Department of Transportation crews repair a bridge in Westport, Connecticut. (Bloomberg) -- A wave of municipal-bond sales scheduled for this week will test a recent rebound in buyer demand after investors sold their holdings during April’s market rout. Roughly $14 billion of muni debt is scheduled to come to market over the next five days, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. That is running about 70% higher than the average weekly volume over the last five years.
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1 week ago |
fa-mag.com | Erin Hudson |Joe Lovinger
Texas is set to become the largest state to adopt a publicly funded school-choice program, marking a major revamp of its educational system and fulfilling one of Governor Greg Abbott’s top goals. Abbott is set to sign a bill Saturday that will offer parents money for private schools, directing taxpayer funds to the initiative at a time the state’s public-school districts have been under mounting financial stress.
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1 week ago |
bloomberg.com | Erin Hudson |Joe Lovinger
Woodson school district, which serves around 160 students about 150 miles west of Dallas, relies on barebones staffing, with many employees handling multiple roles. (Bloomberg) -- Texas is set to become the largest state to adopt a publicly funded school-choice program, marking a major revamp of its educational system and fulfilling one of Governor Greg Abbott’s top goals.
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Check out @j_lovinger and my deep dive into what's happening in Texas schools! Texas is set to become the largest state to adopt a publicly funded school-choice program. It comes as some school districts "cut to the bone" and Wall Street's getting worried about the sector.
Check out my story with @EK_Hudson featuring a school-bus-driving, golf-coaching superintendent and the changing nature of education in Texas https://t.co/cEYy1fqZsa
A high-stakes clash at the US Supreme Court threatens to upend the nation’s charter-school system and further strain an already challenged investment arena. Story from @GregStohr and I: https://t.co/fdEGcP3l33
NEW: Baird is increasing cash positions within its municipal-bond funds in response to a tariff-induced selloff this month. https://t.co/Jz33JyLRpz