Taylor Riggs

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.

The tax-exempt market waited for the remainder of the large deals in the primary market to price after a few balances were left over from Tuesday's deals.

The tax-exempt market ended on a steady to weaker tone as traders focused their attention on the primary market Tuesday.

The tax-exempt market turned its attention to the primary market as deals starting to price in the new issue market.

The tax-exempt market opened on a slow note Tuesday morning as buyers waited for primary issuance to provide trading momentum.

The tax-exempt market ended on a mostly steady tone as trading got off to a slow start for the beginning of the week.

The tax-exempt market got off to a slow start this week as traders said secondary activity was quiet out of the chute.

The tax-exempt market opened Monday with a decent tone, though demand is expected to outweigh supply again this week as the new issue calendar remains light.

The tax-exempt market was extremely quiet Friday as traders throughout the Northeast region braced for a predicted massive blizzard.

Activity in the tax-exempt market started to slow significantly as traders in the Northeast region headed home early to avoid winter storm Nemo.

The municipal bond market experienced another quiet week as traders said limited supply, little news to trade from, and a stable Treasury market kept muni yields range bound.