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Municipal Bonds Week of November 9-13

Municipal Bonds

For the week of November 9-13, the index comprising 30 bonds was up 1.7% Year-to-Date, up 0.1% in this figure since last week. Notably, the best performing bonds, development authorities of various northern Atlanta suburbs, saw the greatest improvements this week.

Public Company Equities Week of November 9-13

Public Companies

For the week of November 9-13, the Georgia public firms index rallied 4.3% in price since last Friday's close, continuing upon last weeks 8.4% rally. The index is up +8.4% YTD and up +3.7% since February 19th.

Public Company Equities Week of November 2-6

Public Companies

For the week of November 2-6, the Georgia public firms index rallied 8.4% in price since last Friday's close, reversing last week's major drop, likely due to political speculations on the US Election. The index is up +3.8% YTD, a sharp turnaround from this figure being negative last week.

Municipal Bonds Week of November 2-6

Municipal Bonds

For the week of November 2-6, the index comprising 30 bonds was up 1.6% Year-to-Date, up 0.4% in this figure since last week. This is the first major uptick since the index had been on a slow decline since its peak in early August.

Movie Theater Industry November 2nd

Movie Theaters

Movie theater foot traffic slightly increased between October 9th and October 23rd, inching up 1%. This doesn't correspond with the regal cinema closures and film delays. There may be a discrepancy with the data.

Restaurant Industry November 2nd

Restaurants

Restaurant Reservations stayed relatively stable over the last two weeks, with a slight decline. Casual dining establishments averaged 78% capacity in the last two weeks. This is up 2% from the last two weeks. Bars are up a similar amount, climbing 3% over the last report to 85% capacity. Fast food remains unaffected, it is slightly (2%) above what it was last year.

Airline Industry November 2nd

Airlines

FAA traffic out of ATL is down 3% vs last month and down 39% of what it was last year. A contributing factor for higher air traffic vs passenger traffic is that one of Delta's hubs is out of ATL. Since Delta has continued to fly their planes at only 60% capacity, they must fly more planes to meet customer demand.

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