Taylor Riggs

The tax-exempt market had a positive tone Wednesday morning as traders said there is still strong demand for paper.

The tax-exempt market ended higher Tuesday for the third trading session as traders said a combination of an active retail market, attractive munis on a taxable equivalent basis, and fundamental supply and demand factors all contributed to higher prices.

The tax-exempt market continued to strengthen Tuesday afternoon as traders said deals in the primary were trading up in the secondary and prices were expected to hold.

The tax-exempt market ended slightly stronger Monday for the second consecutive trading session as limited supply and firmer Treasuries pushed the market higher.

The tax-exempt market traded steady Monday afternoon after losing the morning session's momentum.

The tax-exempt market started the week off on a firm tone, following Treasuries, as light supply in the market pushed prices higher.

The tax-exempt market ended what was a busy week in the primary and secondary market on a very quiet note Friday afternoon.

The tax-exempt market started to slow Friday afternoon as traders said the market quieted down significantly as the weekend approached.

The tax-exempt market passed its first test of 2013 as issuance started to pick up in the primary market and ample demand met it.

The tax-exempt market traded lower Friday morning after a strong week as the market took a breather.

Traders in the tax-exempt market said munis traded stronger Thursday, though the rally started to slow by the afternoon.

The tax-exempt market continued to gain Thursday afternoon even as traders said the market seemed overbought.

The tax-exempt market continued to post gains Thursday, even as Treasuries drifted weaker, on steady demand.

The tax-exempt market extended gains into Wednesday as munis continued to follow Treasuries higher.

The tax-exempt market continued to climb Wednesday and traders said munis were taking their cues from Treasuries.

The tax-exempt market continued to firm for the third consecutive session as traders said munis were active across the yield spectrum.

The tax-exempt market ended Tuesday on a firm note for the second trading session this week and limited new issue supply has forced buyers to turn to the secondary market.

The tax-exempt market continued to trade with a firm tone Tuesday afternoon as traders said muni-to-Treasury ratios were looking more attractive.

The tax-exempt market continued to strengthen Tuesday morning after a firmer session Monday as munis regained footing ahead of a light new-issue calendar expected to hit the market.

The tax-exempt market started the week on a strong note as traders said a stabilized Treasury market and little issuance this week allowed for firm trading.