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MFS Multimarket Income Trust (MMT)

At 5:03AM SGT: 6.43 USD  Up 0.08 (1.20%)  
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 M F S MULTIMKT IN TR (NYSE:MMT) Delayed quote dataEdit
Last Trade:6.43 USD
Trade Time:5:03AM SGT
Change:Up 0.08 (1.20%)
Prev Close:6.35
Open:6.38
Bid:N/A
Ask:N/A
1y Target Est:N/A
Day's Range:6.35 - 6.47
52wk Range:4.49 - 6.65
Volume:106,910
Avg Vol (3m):171,721
Market Cap:503.97M
P/E (ttm):3.47
EPS (ttm):1.85
Div & Yield:0.49 (7.73%)
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 HEADLINES 
•Canadian dollar up, bonds fall, on Greek relief talk
Reuters (Wed 6:26am)
•Canadian dollar rises, bonds fall, on Greek relief talk
Reuters (Wed 5:35am)
•Loonie gains, bonds fall, on Greek rescue speculation
Reuters (Tue 9:45pm)
•Loonie drops as Europe debt fears boost greenback
Reuters (Tue 6:49am)
•Loonie flat as investors await moves from Europe
Reuters (Mon, Feb 8)
•C$ edges up as Europe fears offset jobs data
Reuters (Sat, Feb 6)
•MFS Announces Closed-End Fund Distributions
Business Wire (Tue, Feb 2)
•MFS Announces Closed-End Fund Distributions
Business Wire (Tue, Jan 5)
•MFS Announces Closed-End Fund Distributions
Business Wire (Wed, Dec 2)
•MFS MULTIMARKET INCOME TRUST Financials
EDGAR Online Financials (Thu, Apr 30)
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 BUSINESS SUMMARY 
MFS Multimarket Income Trust is a close-ended fixed income mutual fund launched and managed by Massachusetts Financial Services Company. It invests in the fixed income markets across the globe with greater emphasis on United States.

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