Taylor Riggs

The tax-exempt market was quiet Friday morning as this week's primary pricings were completed and investors turned their attention to next week's activity.

The tax-exempt market ended the week busier than it started as the majority of the week's largest deals priced in the primary and the European Central Bank's new bond buying program spurred global fixed income markets.

The tax-exempt market picked up speed Thursday afternoon as the majority of the week's largest deals priced in the primary and the European Central Bank's new bond buying program spurred global fixed income markets.

Following a fairly quiet early week, the tax-exempt market was set to kick off a busy day in the primary and secondary markets Thursday.

The tax-exempt market ended unchanged on Wednesday, continuing what traders have called a very slow week.

The municipal bond market continued to churn as complacency in the muni market set in.

The tax-exempt market was steady to slightly firmer Wednesday morning, but traders said activity in the market was still very slow.

The municipal bond market started off the holiday-shortened Labor Day week on a slow note as traders struggled throughout the day to find motivation to trade.

The municipal bond market continued to stay asleep Tuesday afternoon as traders had a tough time getting back to work after a three-day weekend.

The tax-exempt market struggled to get going Tuesday morning after a three-day weekend as traders said the market was barely alive.

A typically quiet Friday ahead of Labor Day weekend was flush with activity as Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke said the Central Bank would provide additional accommodation if needed at the annual symposium at Jackson Hole, Wyo.

After a flurry of activity in the morning with Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke’s speech at Jackson Hole, Wyo., the muni market continued to follow Treasuries higher, although activity had notably slowed.

The tax-exempt market continued an eight session of gains Friday morning as munis follow Treasuries higher.

The tax-exempt market finished stronger for the eighth consecutive trading session as demand outweighed supply and yields fell further, closing in on record low yields set late July.

The tax-exempt market continued to strengthen as the theme of demand outweighing supply took hold of the market once again.

The tax-exempt market was stronger for the eighth consecutive trading session as traders said they are starting to get disenchanted with near record low yields once again.

The tax-exempt market ended flat to slightly stronger Wednesday continuing a week-long trend of muni yields following Treasury yields lower.

The tax-exempt market was more active than expected for the typically quiet week before the Labor Day holiday as the market was seeing buyers Wednesday afternoon.

The tax-exempt market continued to firm Wednesday morning as the lack of supply forced prices higher.

The tax-exempt market posted a sixth consecutive trading session of gains on Tuesday as demand has outweighed supply in the muni market this week, and prices are following Treasuries higher.