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Sean Carney, director and head of municipal strategy at BlackRock, looks at possible ripple effects from market participants who have not worked during a rising rate environment, the recent popularity of taxable bonds and the supply/demand dynamics that are taking place in the municipal marketplace in a chat with Bond Buyer reporter Aaron Weitzman.

A New Jersey senator’s proposal to resolve the Puerto Rican economic crisis sets a dangerous precedent by elevating public pensions over the island’s other liabilities and thus undermining the time-honored priority of the general obligation pledge. And with many in the municipal market tiring of the island’s narrative and choosing to ignore the storyline, the consequences could be dire.

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