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7-10 Year Treas Bond Ishares ETF (NQ: IEF)
120.58 USD  -0.81 (-0.67%)
Streaming Delayed Price  /  Updated: 9:21 AM EDT, Apr 7, 2020  /  Add to My Watchlist      
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Fund Overview
7-10 Year Treas Bond Ishares ETF
Sector
Exchange Traded NQ
Net Assets 9.42B
Inception Date
Related Funds
Quote
Price 120.58
Volume 1,932
Last Trade Apr 07, 9:21am
Change (%)
-0.81 (-0.67%)
Prev. Close 121.39
YTD %
+8.90%
Dividend Yield 1.85%
Performance
YTD
+9.85 (8.90%)
1 Month
-0.90 (-0.74%)
3 Month
+9.23 (8.29%)
6 Month
+7.15 (6.30%)
1 Year
+14.99 (14.20%)
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