Taylor Riggs

The tax-exempt market ended the day lower, following Treasuries, as losses seen on Wednesday continued into a second day.

NEW YORK — The tax-exempt market ended the day lower, following Treasuries, as Wednesday's losses continued for a second day.

Yields in the tax-exempt market headed higher Thursday afternoon as traders said yields were too low to begin with and needed to rise to a new range.

The tax-exempt market was slightly weaker Thursday morning, following Wednesday’s declines, as dealers turned their attention to selling the remainder of this week’s deals in the primary market.

After a hefty rally early in the week, the tax-exempt market weakened Wednesday as muni yields followed Treasuries higher. Many deals that came to market raised yields from order periods earlier in the week.

NEW YORK — After a hefty rally early in the week, the tax-exempt market weakened Wednesday as muni yields followed Treasuries higher. Many deals that came to market raised yields from order periods earlier in the week.

The tax-exempt market was taking a breather after Monday and Tuesday’s rally. Faced with rising yields from Treasuries, muni bonds were noticeably weaker from earlier in the week.

After three sessions of rallying, the tax-exempt market took a breather Wednesday morning.

The tax-exempt market ended stronger for the third consecutive session as a double-digit rally on Monday carried over into a smaller rally on Tuesday.

The tax-exempt market ended stronger for the third consecutive session as a double digit rally on Monday carried over into a smaller rally on Tuesday. Issuers in the primary market lowered yields in repricing and moved deals up to take advantage of strong interest.

The tax-exempt market appears to have stabilized after Monday’s double digit fall in municipal bond yields. The new issue market is being priced well with underwriters lowering yields in repricing.

The tax-exempt market had a hesitant tone Tuesday morning as traders couldn’t decide which way the market was heading after a double-digit rally Monday.

The tax-exempt market surged higher on Monday as traders played catch-up on a flight-to-quality rally that hit Treasuries last Friday. Municipal bond yields fell double digits to lows not seen in a month.

The tax-exempt market surged higher on Monday as traders played catch up on a flight to quality rally that hit Treasuries last Friday. Municipal bond yields fell double digits to lows not seen in a month.

The tax-exempt market continued to gain Monday afternoon as traders who were out on Friday got caught up on the market. Participants said most of the stronger trades were in response to Friday’s flight to quality.

The tax-exempt market rallied Monday for the second consecutive trading session, following Treasuries, as nervous investors led a flight to quality.

The tax-exempt market ended stronger Thursday as a flight to safety, led by Treasuries, buoyed municipals. Overall for the week, larger deals were received well despite yields ending up.

NEW YORK – The tax-exempt market ended stronger Thursday as a flight to safety, led by Treasuries, buoyed municipals. Overall for the week, larger deals were received well despite yields ending up for the week.

The tax-exempt market is stronger Thursday afternoon as traders take advantage of the flight to safety led by Treasuries before the holiday weekend begins.

The tax-exempt market was firmer, following Treasuries higher, as a flight to safety buoyed both markets. Municipal trading activity has calmed since the early morning as most traders look forward to the long holiday weekend.