Taylor Riggs

Despite losses earlier in the week, tax-exempts ended stronger Friday paring losses and then some as demand continues to outweigh supply.

Tax-exempts slowed to a crawl Friday afternoon as traders said there was some activity in the secondary, but not enough to move the market.

The tax-exempt market started to slow Friday late morning as traders prepared for the weekend.

The tax-exempt market started to slow down Thursday afternoon after a busy morning as primary deals had all been priced and traders waited to receive allotments.

The tax-exempt market was in wait-and-see mode as all the biggest deals had been priced and traders waited to view final allotments.

The tax-exempt market kept its focus on the primary Thursday as the remainder of the week's largest deals get priced.

The tax-exempt market finished Wednesday mostly steady as a flood of primary deals hit the market.

The tax-exempt market turned its attention to the primary as the biggest deals flooded in Wednesday.

Despite a small selloff over the past two trading sessions, traders in the tax-exempt market continued to express frustration over yields still hovering near their record lows.

The tax-exempt market ended Tuesday weaker, continuing a sell off that began Friday after almost three weeks of gains.

The tax-exempt market continued to weaken Tuesday afternoon as traders said yields continued to climb over the past few trading sessions.

The tax-exempt market got off to a running start Tuesday morning as traders noted it hardly felt like a typically slow day coming off a three-day weekend.

The tax-exempt market ended mostly steady on Friday, after three weeks of posting solid gains.

The tax-exempt market held steady at Thursday's levels as traders saw the market started to stall ahead of the three-day weekend.

The tax-exempt market traded steady Friday morning, despite Treasuries posting losses after a better-than-expected jobs report.

The tax-exempt market strengthened for the 14 consecutive sessions Thursday even as yields approached record lows.

Trading activity in the tax-exempt market slowed Thursday as traders said demand continues to outweigh supply, and isn't expected to reverse course anytime soon.

The tax-exempt market continued to post steady to stronger trades for the 14th session despite yields falling within a few basis points of their record lows.

The tax-exempt market continued to trade with a flat to firmer tone Wednesday, extending its gaining streak to 13 consecutive sessions.

The tax-exempt market traded flat Wednesday as traders said there weren't any trades to show strengthening or weakening.