EIM News and Press, Eaton Vance Municipal Bond Fund of Beneficial Interest $.01 par value From 05/09/23

2023-05-09 12:10:27 ET Eaton Vance Municipal Bond Fund ( NYSE: EIM ) had declared $0.0354/share monthly dividend , in line with previous. Payable May 18; for shareholders of record May 11; ex-div May 10. See EIM Dividend Scorecard, Yield Chart, & Dividend Growth....

Eaton Vance Municipal Bond Fund ( NYSE: EIM ) declares $0.0354/share monthly dividend , in line with previous. Forward yield 4.44% Payable Nov. 30; for shareholders of record Nov. 23; ex-div Nov. 22. See EIM Dividend Scorecard, Yield Chart, & Dividend Gro...

First line in first table of release dated November 1, 2022 should read: Declaration – 11/1/2022 Ex-Date – 11/9/2022 Record – 11/10/2022 Payable – 11/18/2022 The updated release reads: DISTRIBUTION DATES AND AMOUNTS ANNOUNCED FOR EATON VANCE CLOSED-...

Eaton Vance Municipal Bond Fund ( NYSE: EIM ) declares $0.0354/share monthly dividend , -14.1% decrease from prior dividend of $0.0412. Forward yield 4.33% Payable Oct. 31; for shareholders of record Oct. 24; ex-div Oct. 21. See EIM Dividend Scorecard, Yi...

A sharp sell-off to start the year has pushed down municipal bond valuations and muni closed-end funds to discounts, presenting an attractive entry point for investors seeking tax-exempt income. Muni CEFs borrow money at short-term interest rates and invest the proceeds in muni bonds ...

We review CEF market valuation and performance through the first week of June and highlight recent market action. The CEF space was down marginally this week as the previously strong rally stalled. We discuss why we are less worried about relatively low distribution coverage in th...

Eaton Vance Municipal Bond Fund (NYSE:EIM) declares $0.0412/share monthly dividend, -9.3% decrease from prior dividend of $0.0454. Forward yield 4.43% Payable June 30; for shareholders of record June 23; ex-div June 22. See EIM Dividend Scorecard, Yield Chart, & Dividend Growth. For fur...

Municipal bonds are often overlooked by retail investors seeking yield, despite the many advantages they offer over low/no growth dividend stocks. Thanks to the worst quarter in history for government bonds, you can pick up some enticing yields right now on municipal closed-end funds ...

First quarter was the worst on record for U.S government bonds. With the recent 8.5% CPI print, most think the 10-year at sub 3% is crazy. Even more so for the 30-year at a similar yield. A year or two ago, consensus could not even fathom $80 oil, despite the basic math on supply ...

Rating agencies reported that upgrades outpaced downgrades in 2021. The decline in the stock market produced concern that pension funding may decline, and the rise in inflation may reduce benefits. The shorter bonds can be sold to take advantage of large outflows from mutual funds...