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MUB S&P National Amt-Free Muni Bd Ishares
- 107.340
- +0.140+0.13%
Close Jul 12 16:00 ET
107.380High107.240Low
107.380High107.240Low2.02MVolume107.240Open107.200Pre Close216.33MTurnover0.58%Turnover Ratio--P/E (Static)348.70MShares107.45652wk High--P/B37.43BFloat Cap98.69352wk Low3.06Dividend TTM348.70MShs Float109.888Historical High2.85%Div YieldTTM0.13%Amplitude79.118Historical Low107.331Avg Price1Lot Size
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S&P National Amt-Free Muni Bd Ishares To Go Ex-Dividend On July 1st, 2024 With 0.2604 USD Dividend Per Share
June 28th (Eastern Time) - $S&P National Amt-Free Muni Bd Ishares(MUB.US)$ is trading ex-dividend on July 1st, 2024.Shareholders of record on July 1st, 2024 will receive 0.2604 USD dividend per share
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This year, the trajectory of the US stock market has been significantly influenced by market expectations surrounding Federal Reserve interest rate cuts. Following the March 21 Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting, the Fed officially announced that it would maintain interest rates at their current level while signaling to the markets a potential for three rate cuts within the year.
When central banks embark on an easing cyc...
When central banks embark on an easing cyc...
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Additionally, government bonds usually guarantee principal and interest payments, providing investors with a fixed income. However, due to its relatively conservative nature, government bonds often offer lower returns.
One way to deal with inflation is to buy inflation-protected securities, such as Treasury Inflation-Protected Securities(TIPS) in the U.S. and Index-linked Gilts in the U.K. These...
One way to deal with inflation is to buy inflation-protected securities, such as Treasury Inflation-Protected Securities(TIPS) in the U.S. and Index-linked Gilts in the U.K. These...
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