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ALPS Intermediate Municipal Bond ETF (MNBD)

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2 Oct, 08:00 PM
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24. 95
+0.24
+0.9589%
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53.95M Market Cap
0.31% Div Yield
700 Volume
$ 24.72
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Day Range
24.94 25.16
Year Range
24.43 26.46
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Active Fixed Income ETFs Can Extend Momentum in 2025

Active Fixed Income ETFs Can Extend Momentum in 2025

For actively managed ETFs, 2024 was a record year of asset gathering. And the good times may keep going this year.

Etftrends | 1 year ago
Muni Bonds: Active Management Stepping Into Spotlight

Muni Bonds: Active Management Stepping Into Spotlight

There have been recent increases by 10-year Treasury yields. And there's been talk that the Federal Reserve will tread cautiously this year regarding interest rate cuts.

Etftrends | 1 year ago
Active Management Could Serve Muni Bond Investors Well

Active Management Could Serve Muni Bond Investors Well

Last year was a decent one for muni bonds and related exchange traded funds. The Federal Reserve unveiling its first interest rate cuts in four years helped the cause.

Etftrends | 1 year ago
Munis: Exciting? Why This Fixed Income Leader Is Hyped

Munis: Exciting? Why This Fixed Income Leader Is Hyped

It's hard to see the words “municipal bonds” and get excited, but times may be changing. With fixed income wrapping up a strong year, many investors may also be looking to refresh portfolios and adjust for tax impacts ahead of 2025.

Etftrends | 1 year ago
Signs Point to Strength for Muni Bonds in 2025

Signs Point to Strength for Muni Bonds in 2025

Advisors and investors evaluating areas of 2025 opportunity in the fixed income market might do well to consider muni bonds and the related ETFs. That thesis could be bolstered with the benefits of active management, accessible via the ALPS Intermediate Municipal Bond ETF (MNBD).

Etftrends | 1 year ago
Heading Into 2025, Munis Matter for Income Investors

Heading Into 2025, Munis Matter for Income Investors

2025 is right around the corner. Advisors and investors are evaluating which asset classes could deliver the goods in the new year.

Etftrends | 1 year ago
Active ETFs Offer Tax Perks, Too

Active ETFs Offer Tax Perks, Too

Since the birth of the U.S. ETF industry in 1993, actively managed mutual funds have bled $5 trillion in assets, per recent analysis by BofA. Much of that shift has benefited ETFs as advisors and investors gravitated to passive products with lower fees.

Etftrends | 1 year ago
Economic Outlook Supportive of Municipal Bonds

Economic Outlook Supportive of Municipal Bonds

The October jobs report, released last Friday, coupled with more downward revisions to monthly employment numbers, spooked some market participants. It also reignited talk about a looming recession.

Etftrends | 1 year ago
Presidential Election Puts Muni Bonds in Focus

Presidential Election Puts Muni Bonds in Focus

It's not yet clear who will occupy the White House in 2025. It's also not known what the makeup of the two chambers  of Congress will look like.

Etftrends | 1 year ago
Exploring Muni Bond ETF Perks

Exploring Muni Bond ETF Perks

Municipal bonds and related ETFs aren't the most adventurous fixed income assets. That's usually why income investors, including retirees, embrace the asset class.

Etftrends | 1 year ago
Muni Bond Enthusiasm Rises Ahead of Fed Rate Cuts

Muni Bond Enthusiasm Rises Ahead of Fed Rate Cuts

The Federal Reserve nearing its first interest rate cut since 2020. So enthusiasm for fixed income assets is increasing, and muni bonds are part of that trend.

Etftrends | 2 years ago
Municipal Bonds Could Be Ideal Recession Protection

Municipal Bonds Could Be Ideal Recession Protection

It appears probable that the U.S. economy will avert a recession. Additionally, it's increasingly likely the Federal Reserve will soon lower interest rates to juice economic activity.

Etftrends | 2 years ago
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