Taylor Riggs

Tax-exempts started to stall Tuesday afternoon as traders said the market prepared for activity to fall off tomorrow morning.

The tax-exempt market got off to a stronger start Tuesday morning as traders said it was the last chance to get anything done before the market starts to slow for the holiday.

The tax-exempt market ended Monday mostly steady while traders said activity has already started to drop off ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday-shortened week.

The tax-exempt market continued to see quiet trading Monday afternoon as traders said there was not enough supply to move the market this week.

The tax-exempt market got off to a rather slow start Monday morning as traders said this holiday-shortened week is unlikely to see a lot of activity.

The tax-exempt market was stronger for the ninth session Friday as traders said the muni rally was unstoppable.

The tax-exempt market continued to climb Friday, though traders noted activity was definitely slower than earlier in the week.

The tax-exempt market saw plenty of demand this week and muni yields fell to new record lows with each trading session. Market participants expect the rally to continue into next week as limited supply won't come anywhere near to matching demand.

The tax-exempt market posted even more gains on Thursday, extending an eight-session streak of lower yields.

The tax-exempt market continued to post gains Thursday as the majority of the deals had already been priced and bonds were subsequently trading up in the secondary.

The tax-exempt market continued to rise as traders said the primary and secondary markets were active and stronger.

The tax-exempt market continues to rally with new record low yields being set almost every day in the last week of trading.

The tax-exempt market saw a huge rally Wednesday afternoon and buyers ate up new deals.

Trading in the tax-exempt market was steady Wednesday morning as many of the week’s largest deals hit the primary.

The tax-exempt market ended stronger Tuesday as yields continued to fall to new record lows.

The tax-exempt market was stronger Tuesday afternoon, following Treasuries, as traders said demand outweighed supply.

The tax-exempt market took a small breather Tuesday morning, trading mostly steady even as Treasuries rallied.

The tax-exempt market extended its five-day firming streak as traders said demand for municipal bonds continues to outweigh supply and most likely will continue that theme through the end of the year.

The tax-exempt market played catch up Friday morning, continuing to rally despite a slowdown in Treasuries.

The tax-exempt market finished on a strong note Thursday after a big rally Wednesday as the election cleared away any uncertainty and traders were more comfortable moving money.