Taylor Riggs

The municipal bond market ended Monday on a quiet note with yields steady as traders waited for a large amount of supply to hit the market later in the week.

The tax-exempt market continued to trade steady with muted activity Monday afternoon as traders said they waited for primary issuance to price later in the week.

The tax-exempt market struggled to gain traction Monday morning as traders said the market was still asleep from the weekend.

The tax-exempt market finished on a busier tone than it started as the Federal Open Market Committee's announcement on Quantitative Easing 3 spurred activity.

The tax-exempt market continued to head lower, following Treasuries, although trading activity started to slow from the morning as the weekend approaches.

The tax-exempt market weakened Friday morning, following Treasuries lower, as reaction to the Fed's launch of QE3 continued to weigh on markets.

The tax-exempt market saw mixed trading on Thursday as all eyes focused on the Federal Open Market Committee announcement.

The tax-exempt market stalled Thursday afternoon as traders reacted to the Federal Open Market Committee announcement.

The tax-exempt market once again took its lead from Treasuries as its own market provided little direction.

The tax-exempt market finished lower Wednesday, following Treasuries, ahead of Thursday's Federal Open Market Committee meeting announcement.

The tax-exempt market continued to head lower as muni yields backed up with Treasuries.

The tax-exempt market followed Treasuries lower as the risk-on trade dominated the markets.

Tax-exempts ended Tuesday weaker, following Treasuries, as market participants said trading activity continued to remain slow this week.

The tax-exempt market continued to hold flat as traders were noticeably frustrated over the session which they described as a "nonevent."

The tax-exempt market continued its slow grind as there wasn't a lot of action to provide direction.

The tax-exempt market ended Monday in a quiet note as traders waited for the majority of primary issuance to price and the Federal Open Market Committee meeting to provide direction.

The tax-exempt market was mostly quiet Monday afternoon as traders waited for the primary to provide direction and for the Federal Open Market Committee meeting later this week.

The tax-exempt market opened Monday morning on a quiet note as traders had a hard time getting back to work.

The tax-exempt market ended on a slow note after a week that was described as mostly firmer by traders.

The tax-exempt market continued to slow Friday afternoon as traders closed their books for the week and prepared for the weekend.