Taylor Riggs

The tax-exempt market ended firmer on Wednesday as primary deals were very well received and a stronger Treasury market buoyed most fixed income markets.

The tax-exempt market saw mixed reactions in the market place Tuesday with institutional traders saying the market was more active, while retail traders said the market appeared quiet.

The tax-exempt market slowed down Tuesday afternoon for traders in the retail market despite a flurry of new deals being priced in the primary.

The tax-exempt market saw a flurry of activity Tuesday morning as traders said the market was moving lower ahead of what is expected to be one of the bigger days for the primary market.

The tax-exempt market ended on a steady tone Monday as market participant waited for primary issuance to provide direction.

The tax-exempt market was slightly firmer Monday afternoon, although traders said they weren’t too optimistic the rally could be sustained.

The tax-exempt market ended on a steady tone Friday after weakening during every other trading session.

The tax-exempt market continued to trade steady on Friday as activity slowed as the weekend approached.

The municipal bond market was steady Friday morning and traders waited for the secondary market to pick up speed.

The tax-exempt market ended mostly steady Thursday as traders said the market was starting to quiet down by afternoon with the majority of the new issue pricing finished for the week.

The tax-exempt market was trading mostly steady Thursday afternoon as most of the deals have been priced in the primary.

The municipal bond market was stronger Thursday morning after weakening during the previous sessions of the week.

The tax-exempt market extended its weaker streak into Wednesday as traders noted that rising yields weren't surprising given the distaste over record low yields.

The tax-exempt market continued to weaken Wednesday, although traders noted activity was busier than earlier in the week.

The municipal bond market ended a busy trading session weaker on Tuesday as the California revenue anticipation note deal began pricing for retail.

The tax-exempt market was focused on the primary Tuesday afternoon as all attention turned to the $10 billion California revenue anticipation note deal.

After a steady and quiet session Monday, the tax-exempt market was showing signs of life in Tuesday morning trading.

The municipal bond market ended flat on Monday as vacations and low yields kept participants on the sidelines.

The tax-exempt market was trading steady to firmer Monday afternoon as traders noted that stronger trades were getting done, but cautioned that the market was not soaring.

The municipal bond market was flat on Monday morning as summer doldrums hit the market.