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Contrary to some common myths and misperceptions, premium bonds have several advantages that may make them attractive candidates in a municipal bond portfolio. You can discover two of these myths here.

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Municipal bonds rebounded and posted their strongest June since 2019, continuing to outperform versus comparable treasuries. While the market saw another month of robust issuance, investors continued to be willing buyers, showcasing the resilience and adaptability of the municipal market. We see several reasons for continued strength into the months ahead, including supportive interest rates and attractive yields. Our latest Municipal Market Update delves into these dynamics and explores where there may be opportunities in the municipal market. You can access the full insight here -> https://lnkd.in/eGyi9piq. #wealthmanagement #assetallocation For Professional Investors Only

Municipal bonds feature solid fundamentals, attractive valuations and compelling supply/demand dynamics. #weeklyinsights #equities https://bit.ly/3ViQVEi

Contrary to some common myths and misperceptions, premium bonds have several advantages that may make them attractive candidates in a municipal bond portfolio. You can discover two of these myths here.

Municipal bonds feature solid fundamentals, attractive valuations and compelling supply/demand dynamics. #weeklyinsights #equities https://bit.ly/3yUXENd

Municipal bond yields edged up slightly this week after a large new issue calendar saw $12 billion in new supply come to market. This brings total volume for the year up to nearly $225 billion. This is an increase of over 38% from this time last year. Bond volume is often front loaded during a presential election year. This is usually attributed to issuers seeking to avoid the market volatility that is associated with a presidential election in November. As a result, many investors expect bond volume to decline in the second half of the year.

Municipal bond yields edged up slightly this week after a large new issue calendar saw $12 billion in new supply come to market. This brings total volume for the year up to nearly $225 billion. This is an increase of over 38% from this time last year. Bond volume is often front loaded during a presential election year. This is usually attributed to issuers seeking to avoid the market volatility that is associated with a presidential election in November. As a result, many investors expect bond volume to decline in the second half of the year.

Municipal bond yields edged up slightly this week after a large new issue calendar saw $12 billion in new supply come to market. This brings total volume for the year up to nearly $225 billion. This is an increase of over 38% from this time last year. Bond volume is often front loaded during a presential election year. This is usually attributed to issuers seeking to avoid the market volatility that is associated with a presidential election in November. As a result, many investors expect bond volume to decline in the second half of the year.

Municipal bond yields edged up slightly this week after a large new issue calendar saw $12 billion in new supply come to market. This brings total volume for the year up to nearly $225 billion. This is an increase of over 38% from this time last year. Bond volume is often front loaded during a presential election year. This is usually attributed to issuers seeking to avoid the market volatility that is associated with a presidential election in November. As a result, many investors expect bond volume to decline in the second half of the year.