For the Muni-Bond Market, It’s the Worst Week Since 1987 By Bloomberg

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Civil bond brokers, dealers and speculators are finishing off their most exceedingly terrible week since 1987.  

State and neighborhood government obligation is made a beeline for a 4.2% misfortune, the greatest week by week drop since in any event May 1987, as per information assembled by Bloomberg. That cleaned $66 billion from the Bloomberg Barclays (LON:BARC) city security file's market capitalization.  

It's muddled whether more agony is ahead as the coronavirus takes steps to close down wide swaths of the economy and makes frightful Americans pull out their money. The market gave indications of settling on Friday, a lot to the help of financial specialists who saw 30-year benchmark yields hop about a large portion of a rate point on Thursday alone, a record. Yields were for the most part unaltered on Friday evening.  


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