Preços e notícias sobre o fundo mútuo American Funds International Growth and Income Fund Class R-5 (RIGFX): Google Finanças

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American Funds International Growth and Income Fund Class R-5

$ 39,83

29 de abr. · USD · MUTF · Exoneração de responsabilidade

American Funds International Growth and Income Fund Class R-2

$ 39,31

RIGBX0,43%

American Funds International Growth and Income Fund Class R-1

$ 39,47

RIGAX0,43%

American Funds International Growth and Income Fund Class R-4

$ 39,54

RIGEX0,43%

American Funds International Growth and Income Fund Class R-3

$ 39,46

RGICX0,43%

American Funds International Growth and Income Fund Class R-6

$ 39,56

RIGGX0,43%

American Funds International Growth and Income Fund Class 529-F-3

$ 39,56

FGIGX0,43%

American Funds International Growth and Income Fund Class R-2E

$ 39,30

RIIEX0,43%

American Funds International Growth and Income Fund Class 529-E

$ 39,52

CGIEX0,43%

American Funds International Growth and Income Fund Class R-5E

$ 39,51

RIGIX0,43%

American Funds International Growth and Income Fund Class 529-F-1

$ 39,56

CGIFX0,46%

Fundo mútuo

Último fechamento

$ 39,66

Retorno acumulado no ano

7,50%

Proporção de despesas

0,59%

Categoria

Global Equity Large Cap

Classificação Morningstar

Ativos líquidos

27,93 mi USD

Rendimento

2,62%

Taxa de ingresso

Data de lançamento

1 de out. de 2008

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