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franckreporter/E+ via Getty Images At a G7 summit over the weekend, President Biden pressed world leaders to take concrete steps to counter China's rising influence and put a heavy focus

Cohen & Steers Infrastructure Fund (UTF) had declared $0.155/share monthly dividend, in line with previous.Payable April 30; for shareholders of record April 14; ex-div April 13.Additionally, declared $0.155/share monthly dividend for

This press release provides shareholders of Cohen & Steers Infrastructure Fund, Inc. (NYSE: UTF) (the "Fund") with information regarding the sources of the distribution to be paid on March 31, 2021 and cumulative distributions paid fiscal year-to-date.

The $3.9 trillion U.S. municipal bond market is on track to finish 2020 with returns of about 5.2%, marking the seventh straight year of gains and showcasing the rebound from a record selloff in March as fears about the pandemic’s fiscal fallout rattled investors.

The Boards of Directors of the Cohen & Steers Closed-End Funds announced today the monthly distributions for January, February and March 2021, as summarized in the charts below:

I want to be ready to move if the election actually ends on November 3 (or November 4).The markets probably get a positive bump whoever wins, but a lesser one if the Democrats prevail.The key is to identify positions that might benefit regardless which party wins.This article presents my finalized selections to enhance the Protected Principal Retirement Portfolio.

Our "Hunker Down" portfolio is now about two months old and it's doing what it was designed to do.That is - generating a cash income that we hope is solid enough to continue through "thick and thin," whatever that turns out to be.Income up slightly, as one fund, FLC, increased its dividend, no distribution cuts (cross our fingers!).

Under the American system, the federal government has limited powers.The structure of the federal government tends to limit the impact of any single election.The biggest market risk is likely to be prolonged and contentious disputes about the election after the fact.But, at this point, that risk may already be "priced in" to the market.We will discuss possible winners and losers depending on who wins the elections.