Taylor Riggs

The tax-exempt market ended slightly stronger on Wednesday, following Treasuries, as buyers were more comfortable entering it after a six-day losing streak.

NEW YORK – The tax-exempt market ended slightly stronger on Wednesday, following Treasuries, as buyers were more comfortable entering the market after a six-day losing streak.

The tax-exempt market was stable in early Wednesday afternoon trading as deals were being priced better after yields rose double digits over the past week.

The tax-exempt market weakened for its seventh consecutive trading session as muni buyers dried up and bids-wanted remain high.

The tax-exempt market weakened for the sixth consecutive trading session by looming supply in the pipeline this week and leftover supply from previous weeks. Most traders agreed the supply and demand imbalance may not go away any time soon.

NEW YORK – The tax-exempt market continued to be driven lower for the sixth consecutive trading session by looming supply in the pipeline this week and leftover supply from previous weeks. Most traders agreed the supply and demand imbalance may not go away any time soon.

Municipal bonds continue to weaken on looming supply as traders say that news hasn’t changed and will continue to tell the whole story in the tax-exempt market this week.

The tax-exempt market was weaker Tuesday morning for the sixth consecutive trading session as looming supply continues to throw the supply and demand balance off kilter.

The tax-exempt market continued its losing streak for the fifth consecutive trading session as munis weakened under the pressure of a heavy primary calendar.

NEW YORK – The tax-exempt market continued its losing streak for the fifth consecutive trading session as munis weakened under the pressure of a heavy primary calendar.

NEW YORK – The tax-exempt market was weaker Monday afternoon and secondary trading activity stalled as buyers wait to see how new issues are priced.

NEW YORK – The tax-exempt market continued to weaken for its fifth consecutive trading session as market participants looked to this week’s new supply for direction.

The tax-exempt market had a tough week as muni prices were cut across the curve and leftover supply from the past few weeks far outweighed demand.

NEW YORK – The tax-exempt market had a tough week as muni prices were cut across the curve and left over supply from the past few weeks far outweighed demand.

The tax-exempt market is weaker Friday, making a four-day losing streak that has pushed muni losses into double digits.

The tax-exempt market appeared to be holding at Thursday’s levels after big cuts this week, resulting from three consecutive days of losses.

The tax-exempt market continued to see losses for its third consecutive trading session as supply far outweighed demand.

NEW YORK – The tax-exempt market continued to see losses for its third consecutive trading session as supply far outweighs demand. A 13 basis-point cut Wednesday didn’t stop munis from experiencing further losses.

The tax-exempt market continued to weaken as overwhelming supply forced yields higher.

The tax-exempt market continued to weaken for its third consecutive trading session as the 13 basis point hit the market took yesterday wasn’t enough to halt additional losses Thursday morning.