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Munis Are Near Cheapest Levels in a Year
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US state and local government bonds are trading near their cheapest levels relative to Treasuries in a year. Heavy municipal-bond issuance and fading investor demand are colliding with a broader fixed-income selloff, creating headwinds for municipal valuations and potentially lifting borrowing costs for issuers.
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