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Eaton Vance Total Return Bond ETF (EVTR)

50.70
-0.42 (-0.82%)
NYSE · Last Trade: Mar 22nd, 4:05 AM EDT
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Valley Financial Group Builds EVTR Position as Investors Navigate Interest-Rate Uncertaintyfool.com
Valley Financial Group increased its position in the Eaton Vance Total Return Bond ETF during the fourth quarter. The actively managed fund invests across government, corporate, and securitized bonds, allowing portfolio managers to adjust duration and sector exposure as interest-rate conditions evolve.
Via The Motley Fool · March 10, 2026
Investment Firm Bouvel Raised Its Stake in This ETF by $8 Million. Is It a Buy?fool.com
This actively managed fixed income ETF targets diversified bond exposure and reported a 5.09% annualized yield in its latest filing.
Via The Motley Fool · January 31, 2026
Is This Bond ETF a Buy After Beacon Bridge Initiated a Position Worth $3.8 Million?fool.com
This ETF targets a diversified mix of investment grade bonds, aiming to deliver stable income and total return for investors.
Via The Motley Fool · January 31, 2026
Morgan Stanley Adds Eaton Vance ETF Targeting High-Income, Diversified Bond Opportunitiesbenzinga.com
Morgan Stanley has expanded its ETF lineup with a newly converted fund targeting high income and diversified global bond exposure.
Via Benzinga · November 12, 2025
This Wealth Firm’s $11 Million Bet on Short-Term Treasury Bills Shows a Cautious Optimismfool.com
This Wealth Firm’s $11 Million Bet on Short-Term Treasury Bills Shows a Cautious Optimism
Via The Motley Fool · November 2, 2025
This Fund’s Biggest Bet? A $15 Million Move Into Eaton Vance’s Total Return Bond ETFfool.com
This Fund’s Biggest Bet? A $15 Million Move Into Eaton Vance’s Total Return Bond ETF
Via The Motley Fool · November 2, 2025
Morgan Stanley's ETF Arm Levels Up, New Fund Breathes Life Into Old-School Mortgage Fundbenzinga.com
Eaton Vance introduces actively managed EVMO ETF, providing diversified exposure to global securitized markets. With a 0.45% expense ratio, it aims to be a higher quality substitute for corporate credit. This launch reflects the growing preference for active fixed-income strategies and transparent ETF designs in the market.
Via Benzinga · August 5, 2025