Taylor Riggs

The tax-exempt market picked up speed Thursday afternoon as traders got back to work after a quiet Wednesday.

The tax-exempt market was struggling to gain momentum Thursday morning after a quiet Wednesday due to the Yom Kippur holiday.

The tax-exempt market ended stronger Wednesday, extending an eight session streak of steady or lower yields.

The tax-exempt market showed signs of slowing Wednesday afternoon as many traders were away from the desks due to the Yom Kippur holiday.

Municipal bonds have traded steady or higher for eight consecutive sessions as demand continues to outweigh supply.

The municipal bond market ended on a mostly steady tone as traders said bids in the secondary market showed both gains and losses.

The tax-exempt market continued on a steady pace as traders said there were both bumps and cuts in the secondary market.

The tax-exempt market traded steady Tuesday morning after a flat to stronger session Monday.

The tax-exempt market ended the week on an unusually busy note as a still-active primary and secondary market kept traders hustling even as the weekend approached.

Unlike a typically slow Friday, the tax-exempt market showed signs of life with a California retail order period stealing focus and an active secondary market keeping traders busy.

The tax-exempt market continued to firm Friday morning, extending gains into a fourth trading session.

The municipal bond market continued its rally for the third session as cash on the sidelines created demand in the primary and buyers continued to push prices higher in the secondary.

The tax-exempt market posted strong gains for the third session as traders said the secondary continued to bid up prices even after a strong repricings in the primary.

The tax-exempt market continued to see strong gains Thursday morning and there were no signs of trading quieting down.

The tax-exempt market posted gains on Wednesday for the second session as deals saw overwhelming demand from buyers.

The municipal bond market continued to strengthen Wednesday afternoon as buyers flocked to the primary market, pushing munis higher.

The tax-exempt market saw buyers for a second straight trading session as stronger long-term Treasuries pulled muni prices higher.

The municipal bond market posted gains on Tuesday as demand matched the uptick in supply this week and muni yields followed Treasury yields lower.

The tax-exempt market continued to show gains Tuesday afternoon as deals were priced to go and secondary trading was firmer.

The tax-exempt market showed signs of life in Tuesday morning trading as buyers helped buoy the market.