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J.P. Morgan Municipal Morning Intelligence
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J.P. Morgan Municipal Morning Intelligence
J P M O R G A N Global Markets Strategy
22 June 2026
J.P. Morgan Municipal Morning
Intelligence
This week’s volume appears manageable given
sustained fund flow momentum and expected range-
bound rates
Tax-Exempt Market Wrap Securitized Products & Public
Finance Municipals Strategy
Peter DeGroot AC
– Last week’s long-end tax-exempt calendar printed at $9bn, running at 129% (1-212) 834-7293
of the five-year average and $1bn above the same week last year, as prepay deals peter.degroot@jpmorgan.com
continued to push supply above expectations. Despite the added volume, Ye Tian
municipals broadly outperformed given sustained inflows (with LSEG Lipper’s (1-212) 834-3051
weekly print totaling $1.2bn, and the streak now extending to 45 days, based on ye.tian@jpmorgan.com
our observations) and the arrival of mid-June reinvestment capital. Roisin A Gargan
(1-212) 834-7010
– This week, we expect municipals to perform broadly in line with the UST roisin.gargan@jpmchase.com
market in a range-bound rates backdrop, with a manageable $11bn of tax- J.P. Morgan Securities LLC
exempt supply on deck. That level is 16% above the five-year same-week
average of $9.5bn but would be in line with the comparable week last year. As
the past few weeks have reminded us, however, the calendar can still grow as the
week progresses. Additionally, headline risk remains elevated even after an
orderly week following Warsh’s first FOMC meeting and the interim US/Iran
peace deal. That said, we think fund flow momentum is likely to remain intact
if Treasuries hold near current levels, given elevated taxable-equivalent yields
and positive YTD fund performance that continues to reinforce allocations to the
sector.
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