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Bloomberg Law reports that Senior Fellow Kent Hiteshew, hired by the Federal Reserve to design the Municipal Liquidity Facility, “rolled out plans to make loans in the $3.9 trillion municipal-debt market for the first time.” The central bank would lend as much as $500 billion to states and local governments to cover budget shortfalls brought on by the COVID-19 crisis, but the loans are a backstop for market liquidity, "not a first resort for governments desperate for cash to fill the growing shortfalls in their budgets."
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