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Invesco Short Duration US Government Securities Fund (USTB) closes at a 52-week high of $11.27

Up 0.3% over 20 sessions. The previous highest close was $11.26 on 2 Nov 2026.

Published 3 November 2026 · Written from Tradzy's price and volume data

Close
$11.27
On the day
+0.1%
Volume
no average yet
vs 52-week high
New high

Invesco Short Duration US Government Securities Fund closing prices

$11.20$11.25Aug 4Aug 22Sep 9Sep 26Oct 14Nov 3$11.27

The last 90 closes up to 3 November 2026. The live chart is on the USTB page.

What happened

Invesco Short Duration US Government Securities Fund (USTB) closed at $11.27 on 3 November 2026, up 0.1% from $11.26 the day before.

Over 5 days the price is up 0.1%, and over 20 days it is up 0.3%.

That close is above every close of the past year. The previous highest was $11.26 on 2 Nov 2026, and the new close is 0.1% above it.

Across the 500 cryptocurrencies we track, 331 closed higher and 112 closed lower that day, with a median change of +0.46%. USTB's change was +0.1%.

This page reports what the price and volume data show. It does not say why the price moved.

The numbers

Previous close$11.26
Close$11.27
Change on the day+0.09%
Change over 5 days+0.09%
Change over 20 days+0.27%
Volumenot reported
Average volume, up to 20 days beforenot enough history
Volume against that averagenot enough history
Highest close in the past year$11.26 (2 Nov 2026)
Lowest close in the past year$10.88 (3 Nov 2025)

The full chart and history are on Invesco Short Duration US Government Securities Fund (USTB). More from this market: Crypto news today.

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