Taylor Riggs

The tax-exempt market saw mixed trading during the holiday-shortened week and overall ended weaker with yields rising across the curve.

The tax-exempt market continued to post small gains Friday morning after Thursday's stronger session.

After steady to weaker trading Tuesday and Wednesday, the tax-exempt market ended on a firmer tone Thursday as bonds in the secondary traded higher.

The tax-exempt market traded on a firmer tone Thursday as traders said bonds priced in the primary earlier in the week traded higher in the secondary.

After a flurry of primary deals Wednesday, the tax-exempt market took a breather Thursday morning to digest supply.

Tax-exempts ended weaker Wednesday as the market sifted through several large primary deals.

The tax-exempt market traded slightly weaker Wednesday as new issue supply flooded the market, though traders were hesitant to call it a sell-off.

Tax-exempts opened quiet Wednesday morning as traders looked to the primary to energize the market.

The tax-exempt market opened the holiday-shortened trading week on a very quiet note as buyers failed to find momentum after a three-day weekend.

The tax-exempt market continued to trade with very low volume Tuesday as traders said it was quieter than most Mondays.

The tax-exempt market opened on a quiet note Tuesday as traders struggled to put money to work after a three-day holiday weekend.

The tax-exempt market ended on a quiet and steady note Friday as traders prepared for a three-day weekend.

Activity in the tax-exempt market started to slow Friday afternoon as traders left early for the three-day weekend.

The tax-exempt market was resilient this week as municipal bonds continued to outperform Treasuries.

The tax-exempt market opened quiet Friday morning as traders said limited supply is keeping activity muted.

The tax-exempt market ended on a firmer tone Thursday as traders said it was the best trading session yet of the week.

The tax-exempt market traded on a better tone Thursday afternoon as the 10-year Treasury yield fell back down to 2.00%, helping bids in the muni market.

The tax-exempt market opened with a better tone Thursday than in Wednesday's weak trading session, though market participants said overall trading activity is too quiet to make a verdict in either direction.

The tax-exempt market ended lower Wednesday, following Treasuries, as market participants said new deals were relatively well received and balances from deals on Tuesday moved lower in the secondary.

The tax-exempt market traded steady to slightly weaker Wednesday afternoon as market participants said new deals were received fairly well and balances left over were moving in the secondary market.