Taylor Riggs

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.

The tax-exempt market ended the week lower, with traders saying the market was way overbought from the previous rally.

The municipal bond market had spurts of buying Friday afternoon although traders said the market was still weaker.

The municipal bond market ended Thursday on a steady to weaker tone as traders said August reinvestment money, coupled by a slowdown in the market from summer vacations, was not enough to buoy tax-exempts.

The tax-exempt market was holding its steady tone Thursday afternoon as traders noted disenchantment with absolute low yields contributed to leaving balances on new issues.

The tax-exempt market ended the day mostly unchanged as market participants said August vacations have slowed trading.

The tax-exempt market was unusually quiet Wednesday afternoon as traders said it was a slow day despite a majority of the week's primary issuance hitting the market.

The municipal bond market was steady Wednesday morning after the market has shown steady to weaker prices so far this week. Traders looked to the primary market for direction.

The tax-exempt market ended on weaker tone Tuesday, following Treasuries, with some primary deals taking concessions to get priced.

The tax-exempt market was weaker, following Treasuries, as many deals in the primary market started to price. Still, traders said the tone of the market was constructive and not a lot of balances were left on deals.

The tax-exempt market was weaker, following Treasuries, as resistance against record low yields forced prices lower.