Grant Dewey from BAM's capital markets desk recaps a wild week in which Treasury yields continued to fall, with the 30-year bond closing Thursday below 2%. Municipal market volume remained strong for the middle of the Summer, with almost $7 billion of new issues priced, and BAM insured 17 new issues worth $188 million.
Lake Elsinore Credit Profile: https://youtu.be/X3DntO1oO1Q.
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