S&P Intl Developed Low Vol Invesco ETF (NY: IDLV )
Price and Volume
Detailed Quote| Volume | 24,094 |
| Open | 27.41 |
| Bid (Size) | 24.76 (2) |
| Ask (Size) | 30.02 (2) |
| Prev. Close | 27.36 |
| Today's Range | 27.31 - 27.43 |
| 52wk Range | 25.24 - 28.60 |
| Shares Outstanding | 145,000 |
| Dividend Yield | 3.33% |
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