Federal Reserve Policy: Projections and Impact on the Municipal Bond Market

Nick Sourbis, Roberto Perli, Thomas McLoughlin and Jeffrey Burger

Municipal Finance Journal, 2016, vol. 36, issue 4, 1 - 18

Abstract: What will be the biggest driver of federal policy? What does this mean for the municipal bond market in terms of supply and demand and overall performance? Will municipal credit spreads widen with a rise in rates? As the direction of interest rates has become harder to predict, this panel discusses where rates are today compared to what had been anticipated a year ago, where they are projected to go, and what their impact is on the municipal bond market.

Date: 2016
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