muni
1 Americanadjective
noun
noun
Etymology
Origin of muni
By shortening
Example Sentences
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Looking at muni fundamentals, states are entering the year in a strong position.
From Barron's
Looking at muni fundamentals, states are entering the year in a strong position.
From Barron's
Looking at muni fundamentals, states are entering the year in a strong position.
From Barron's
The $41 billion iShares National Muni ETF, which invests in long-term bonds, returned just 4% last year, while the $83 billion Vanguard Intermediate-Term Tax-Exempt ETF returned 5% and now yields about 3%.
From Barron's
Heavy supply of new muni bonds led to them lagging behind taxable bonds last year, a trend that Malik expects to reverse in a “catch-up trade.”
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