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Means from Eunice is John Miller, head of municipal credit at First Eagle Investments. John, it's great to have you here on set. Welcome.>> Thank you very much. Thanks for having me. >> So what does a possible rate cut in September mean.>> Well, munis have lagged so far this year and they've had to absorb a significant amount of new issue supply. Record amounts of new issue. Supply and demand has been a little tepid, as people have been parked on the sidelines in cash or cash equivalents.If those cash rates ...

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Market Trends - Municipal bonds experienced a sell-off on Tuesday [1] - New inflation data led traders to reduce expectations for a September interest-rate cut [1]