Taylor Riggs

The tax-exempt market continued to weaken Friday afternoon though traders said the selloff had less of an effect because it was a Friday with no supply in the primary.

The tax-exempt market received lukewarm reception this week as the year’s largest week of muni issuance put some pressure on the market. Secondary activity was almost muted as traders described the week as apathetic.

The tax-exempt market started to show apathy Friday morning as the market weakened, following Treasuries.

The tax-exempt market finished lower Thursday as traders said the market was weaker, driven by leftover balances from primary deals.

The tax-exempt market showed small signs of weakening Thursday as traders noted balances leftover from deals put pressure on the market.

The tax-exempt market traded steady to slightly weaker Thursday morning as balances left over from primary deals resurfaced in the market.

The tax-exempt market ended on a mostly steady note Wednesday as traders turned their attention to the primary market, allowing activity in the secondary to take a rest.

The tax-exempt market turned its attention to the primary market Wednesday as the week's largest deals priced.

After a quiet start to the week, the municipal bond market was strong and busy Wednesday as the majority of the week's largest deals were expected to price.

The tax-exempt market traded steady throughout the day Tuesday as traders waited for primary issuance to provide direction for the market.

The tax-exempt market struggled to clear away the cobwebs Tuesday morning as activity was slow to start.

The tax-exempt market ended Friday on a quiet note, though traders said bonds posted small gains.

The tax-exempt market continued to outperform Treasuries this week as new issues in the primary market were well received and the secondary market was active, pushing yields lower across the board.

Activity in the tax-exempt market started to stall Friday afternoon as traders said bid lists have started to wind down.

The tax-exempt market started off on a quiet note Friday morning as most traders were looking ahead to the three-day weekend.

Traders in the tax-exempt market said municipals traded higher Thursday after steady gains all week.

After a steady session in the morning, municipal bonds continued to trade steady if not higher Thursday afternoon, participants said.

After posting gains throughout the week, the tax-exempt market took a pause Thursday morning.

The tax-exempt market posted steady gains Wednesday for the fourth consecutive trading session.

The tax-exempt market extended gains into its fourth consecutive trading session Wednesday afternoon.