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Eaton Vance Intermediate Municipal Income ETF (EVIM)

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17 Jul, 20:00
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52. 95
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-0.0189%
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111.43M Market Cap
0.71% Div Yield
12,900 Volume
$ 52.96
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Day Range
52.92 53.03
Year Range
50.99 54.2
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