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Ishares Iboxx $ Inv Grade Corporate Bond (NY: LQD)
135.36 USD  -0.22 (-0.16%)
Official Closing Price  /  Updated: 8:00 PM EDT, Jul 8, 2020  /  Add to My Watchlist      
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Fund Overview
Ishares Iboxx $ Inv Grade Corporate Bond
Sector
Exchange Traded NY
Net Assets 39.13B
Inception Date
Related Funds
Quote
Price 135.36
Volume 10,032,900
Last Trade Jul 08, 8:00pm
Change (%)
-0.22 (-0.16%)
Prev. Close 135.58
YTD %
+5.56%
Dividend Yield 2.96%
Performance
YTD
+7.13 (5.56%)
1 Month
+2.66 (2.00%)
3 Month
+9.45 (7.51%)
6 Month
+7.63 (5.97%)
1 Year
+11.96 (9.69%)
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