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3Q26 Capital Markets Outlook: Simon Says, Stick the Landing: Munis

It is a short manager view on how one muni desk is positioned by curve segment and credit quality, a framing advisors can compare against their own tax-exempt allocations. The description ties the discussion to record issuance and demand rather than to a single forecast.

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By the bonds & fixed income desk

AB's Matt Norton, CIO of Municipal Bonds, gives the firm's municipal bond outlook, covering positioning across the yield curve, credit markets and high-yield munis. The description says munis have performed strongly despite record issuance, supported by investor demand and tax-exempt income. It is part of AB's 3Q26 Capital Markets Outlook series.

  1. Municipal bonds have delivered strong performance despite record issuance, per the description.
  2. Robust investor demand and tax-exempt income opportunities are cited as supports for the asset class.
  3. The discussion covers positioning across the yield curve, credit markets and high-yield munis.
  4. AB frames the muni outlook as part of its 3Q26 Capital Markets Outlook.

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