US healthcare providers have issued over $17 billion in municipal debt this year, the fastest pace in over a decade. The surge reflects a strategic move to secure liquidity ahead of expected federal funding reductions.
- Over $17 billion in municipal bonds sold in first four months
- Issuance pace is roughly double that of 2025
- Highest volume for a four-month period since 2015
- Borrowing surge exceeds the broader muni market's 9% growth
- Driven by anticipation of Trump administration Medicaid cuts
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