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U.S. municipal bond trading volume hit a new high since at least 1995 due to a market crash.
The U.S. municipal bond market recently experienced a significant downturn, leading to the busiest day of trading for U.S. state and local government debt in over 30 years.
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U.S. municipal bond trading volume hit a new high since at least 1995 due to a market crash.
The U.S. municipal bond market recently experienced a significant downturn, leading to the busiest day of trading for U.S. state and local government debt in over 30 years.
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