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Royal Bank of Canada (RY)

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122.42+1.03 (+0.85%)
At close: 04:00PM EDT
122.42 0.00 (0.00%)
After hours: 05:46PM EDT
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Previous close121.39
Open121.79
Bid122.23 x 800
Ask123.10 x 900
Day's range121.61 - 122.42
52-week range77.90 - 125.28
Volume427,854
Avg. volume984,631
Market cap173.497B
Beta (5Y monthly)0.84
PE ratio (TTM)14.64
EPS (TTM)8.36
Earnings date04 Dec 2024
Forward dividend & yield4.22 (3.45%)
Ex-dividend date24 Oct 2024
1y target est114.25
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