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2021 Outlook Follow-up Blog (Jan. 6, 2020): Democrats’ apparent Senate wins in Georgia are a credit-positive for the municipal bond market and may result in material changes to tax and infrastructure policy.
By Matthew Buscone , Jeffrey Glenn , Nicholas Elfner , Adam Stern
The 2020 elections clarify some important issues for investors and leave others unsettled for now. Our investment team is tracking the implications closely and offers insights and expectations in our comprehensive roundtable discussion.
By Adam Stern
The coronavirus induced economic turmoil is depressing municipal revenues and increasing operating costs. Adam Stern explains why many muni bonds enter this predicament in better shape than past slowdowns.
