RY.TO - Royal Bank of Canada

Toronto - Toronto Delayed Price. Currency in CAD
105.16
-0.09 (-0.09%)
As of 10:42AM EDT. Market open.
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Previous Close105.25
Open104.50
Bid105.16 x 0
Ask105.17 x 0
Day's Range104.22 - 105.31
52 Week Range90.10 - 107.91
Volume581,543
Avg. Volume2,369,476
Market Cap150.809B
Beta (3Y Monthly)0.97
PE Ratio (TTM)12.00
EPS (TTM)8.77
Earnings DateDec 4, 2019
Forward Dividend & Yield4.20 (3.99%)
Ex-Dividend Date2019-10-23
1y Target Est109.29
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