Taylor Riggs

The tax-exempt market ended Thursday on a stronger note after a week of steady to firmer yields.

NEW YORK – The tax-exempt market ended Thursday on a stronger note after a week of steady to firmer yields.

The tax-exempt market continued to firm Thursday, continuing the steady to firmer tone seen all week.

The tax-exempt market took a breather Thursday morning after the rush of primary deals priced earlier in the week and allowed traders to digest activity. A few large deals remained to be sold this week, but the largest deals have already hit the market.

The tax-exempt market ended on a strong note Wednesday, following Treasuries, after a steady to slightly firmer tone earlier in the week.

NEW YORK – The tax-exempt market ended on a strong note Wednesday, following Treasuries, after a steady to slightly firmer tone earlier in the week.

The tax-exempt market continued to strengthen Wednesday afternoon as Treasuries firmed and the new issue market continued to be well received. Deals were upsized and pricings were moved up a day early to take advantage of strong demand.

The tax-exempt market opened Wednesday on a strong tone, following a firm tone set by primary issuance Tuesday.

The tax-exempt market ended Tuesday on a firmer tone, as most of the deals in the primary saw strong reception and lowered yields in repricings.

NEW YORK – The tax-exempt market ended Tuesday on a firmer tone, as most of the deals in the primary market saw strong reception and lowered yields in repricings.

The tax-exempt market was focused on the primary as several of the week’s largest deals were priced. Outside the primary, market activity remained muted.

The tax-exempt market was firmer Tuesday morning ahead of the expected pricing of the biggest deal in the primary market this week.

The tax-exempt market ended April on a very slow note as a lack of primary issuance and a quiet secondary failed to push municipal bonds in any direction on the last trading session of the month.

NEW YORK – The tax-exempt market ended April on a very slow note as a lack of primary issuance and a quiet secondary failed to push muni bonds in any direction on the last trading session of the month.

The tax-exempt market continued to slug along Monday afternoon as traders noted activity was very quiet.

The tax-exempt market was steady Monday morning as traders waited for deals in the primary market to start pricing Tuesday.

The tax-exempt market ended steady on Friday, capping a week of mostly unchanged yields and relatively quiet activity in the secondary market.

NEW YORK – The tax-exempt market ended steady on Friday, capping a week of steady yields and relatively quiet activity in the secondary market.

NEW YORK – The tax-exempt market was very quiet Friday afternoon as most traders left early to start the weekend.

The tax-exempt market was flat Friday morning after a steady session Thursday as traders will wait for next week’s new issuance before making any moves.