Taylor Riggs

The tax-exempt market ended the week on a steady tone as yields were unchanged for four consecutive trading sessions.

The tax-exempt market traded mostly steady Friday afternoon even as Treasuries continued to weaken on positive economic data.

The tax-exempt market traded steady Friday morning, as a mostly flat tone extends for the fourth session this week.

The tax-exempt market ended steady on Thursday for the third consecutive trading session as trades weren’t strong or weak enough to budge muni yields in any direction.

The tax-exempt market continued to trade steady Thursday afternoon as traders said there was not a lot of action to move it in any direction.

The tax-exempt market received new issues extremely well this week as most traders noted deals were oversubscribed and cash on the sidelines continues to support the market.

The tax-exempt market ended steady to slightly weaker as traders looked to take profits by selling inventory ahead of the end of the year.

The tax-exempt market saw mixed trading Wednesday afternoon as traders said the market appeared stronger in states that lacked supply while the tone of the market was weaker in states hit with supply this week.

With frustration over record low yields, the tax-exempt market weakened Wednesday morning as traders looked to take profits and sell inventory left on their books.

The tax-exempt market ended the week on a steady note after a big rally that brought yields to record lows.

The tax-exempt market traded steady Friday afternoon after a huge rally throughout the week that has yields trading at their record lows.

The tax-exempt market saw extremely strong reception in the primary market this week and that strength continued into the secondary market Friday as follow-through trading showed more gains.

The tax-exempt market ended mostly steady Thursday after a big rally earlier in the week that traders said was driven by cash on the sidelines being put to work and creating more demand than supply.

The tax-exempt market has extended its rally into the second half of the week as traders say supply has outweighed demand with cash on the sidelines finally being put to work, and the outlook isn't expected to change anytime soon.

After a large buying spree earlier in the week that brought yields to record lows, the tax-exempt market slowed Thursday morning and traders took a breather.

Uncertainty in the broader market, coupled with much more demand than supply in the municipal bond market, pushed tax-exempts higher for the third session as yields fell to fresh record lows.

Even with record low yields, the tax-exempt market climbed higher Wednesday for the third session this week as both primary and secondary markets attracted buyers.

The tax-exempt market continued to see gains Wednesday as traders looked forward to more primary issuance flooding the market.

Buyers continued to support the tax-exempt market Tuesday as primary deals were very well received and bonds for sale in the secondary were gobbled up.

Lipper has revised its weekly municipal bond fund flows lower for the week ending Nov. 21 after an error with Goldman Sachs led the company to report higher flows.