Federated Premier Municipal Income Fund Stock News

Before 10 a.m. ET on Friday, 216 companies set new 52-week highs. Noteworthy Mentions: Home Depot (NYSE: HD) was the largest firm on a market cap basis to set a new 52-...

The benchmark increased its price and it is close to its all-time highest level. We continue to follow the most important yields and municipal/Treasury spread r

Bonds are for safety. China has been supportive of the U.S. bond market. Risk-off on the back of Coronavirus. The action in bonds continuous to support gold - r

Trillium Asset Management, with more than $2.8 billion in assets, agreed to be acquired by Australian financial services firm Perpetual. It’s the latest transaction as sustainable investing becomes

Federated Premier Municipal Income Fund (NYSE: FMN) today announced earnings for the fiscal year ended Nov. 30, 2019. The fund seeks to provide investors with income that is exempt from federal income

The seemingly insatiable appetite for municipal bonds easily absorbed an uptick in gross new issuance in 2019. With yields likely to remain low, we expect conti

The municipal bond market presents a number of unique features and characteristics that set it apart from traditional asset classes. Only around 10% of the muni

PAL auction scheduled to begin in June The Federal Communications Commission officially gave the nod yesterday for full commercial deployment in the Citizens Broadband Radio Service shared spectrum…

Having held Google (GOOG) shares since shortly after their IPO, we've always taken a 'set it and forget it' approach to our investment in the company which acts as a gatekeeper to the world's informa

Moody's Investors Service ("Moody's") has completed a periodic review of the ratings of Federated Premier Municipal Income Fund (FMN) and other ratings that are associated with the same analytical uni

Every once in a while, Treasury yields can take their cue from an overseas sovereign debt, such as German bunds. The 10-year bund recorded an all-time low of -0

With the 3 month bill at 1.54%, the 2 year Treasury at 1.53% and the 10 year Treasury at 1.77% it's obvious we continue to live in a Borrower's Paradise. Lower