Taylor Riggs

The tax-exempt market opened the first week of February on a quiet note as traders waited for primary supply to hit the market later in the week.

The tax-exempt market continued to see extremely quiet trading as market participants said very little was going on.

The tax-exempt market opened on a quiet note Monday morning as traders struggled to get back to work after Super Bowl weekend.

The tax-exempt market ended the week on a steady note Friday with yields closing mostly flat across the board.

The tax-exempt market struggled all week to find its balance as bonds were cut in the primary and secondary for most of the trading sessions.

The tax-exempt market opened Friday morning on strong footing but starting to pare back gains Friday afternoon, following Treasuries.

The tax-exempt market opened Friday morning on a slightly stronger note, gaining from Thursday's flat trading.

The tax-exempt market ended on a steady tone Thursday after posting losses earlier in the week.

After posting losses throughout the week, the municipal bond market stabilized Thursday as the market began to settle.

The tax-exempt market opened on solid footing as traders said this was the first day of the week where they weren't cutting bond prices.

The tax-exempt market extended losses into the third session of the week as traders said left over balances and limited trading pushed munis lower.

The tax-exempt market continued its route of steady to weaker trading as focus turned to the primary.

The tax-exempt market opened on a quiet note again Wednesday as traders said there wasn't enough trading to push the market in either direction.

The tax-exempt market got off to a slow start Tuesday and stayed that way throughout the day as traders noted sluggish trading and weak demand for primary deals led to a quiet session.

The tax-exempt market continued to have an unusually quiet Tuesday afternoon as traders said the primary was quiet and bonds in the secondary looked too expensive to trade.

The tax-exempt market opened on a quiet note Tuesday morning as traders said activity was slow to start.

The tax-exempt market ended slightly weaker Monday, though traders said yields began to stabilize by afternoon trading.

The tax-exempt market was in "hurry up and wait" mode as traders said a busy, weaker morning turned into a quiet, steady afternoon.

The tax-exempt market opened weaker Monday morning as muni yields followed Treasury yields higher.

The tax-exempt market finished what was mostly a flat week on a softer note Friday as yields rose across the curve.