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J.P. Morgan Municipal Morning Intelligence

Published: 2026-07-09Institution: JPMorganPages: 22Original language: EnglishEvidence page: 1

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J.P. Morgan Municipal Morning Intelligence

J P M O R G A N Global Markets Strategy

09 July 2026

J.P. Morgan Municipal Morning

Intelligence

The wings of the municipal curve remain fully valued,

trending at or near three-year tights versus corporates.

$4bn on tap today.

Securitized Products & Public

Finance Municipals Strategy

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Tax-Exempt Market Wrap

– The HG muni scale was cut by 3-5bps across the curve yesterday, with the long

end underperforming after the 30yr ratio reached its richest level since Feb 2025. UST

rates also rose by 2-5bp on the day, with intermediate and long Treasury yields

rising for the sixth consecutive session. Yesterday’s municipal market pressure

appeared to be the result of overvalued market levels, particularly in the wings of the

curve which continue to trend near 3-year tights. BWIC volumes were higher for

a third day, at $2.8bn (+9% vs. five-week avg.), with offerings doubling in 20yr+

on the curve. Municipal inflows did continue for a 58th consecutive session, with the

$225mn flow dropping to 52% of the 20-day average.

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