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Top holdings Market Value Shares Weight %
Indiana Finance Authority 5% 01/10/2030 327.6 K 300.0 K 0.4%
Duval County Public Schools 5% 01/07/2030 310.2 K 285.0 K 0.4%
Southeast Energy Authority A Cooperative District 5.5000008% 01/01/2053 298.0 K 280.0 K 0.4%
District of Columbia Water & Sewer Authority 5% 01/10/2028 296.6 K 280.0 K 0.4%
Ohio Water Development Authority 5% 01/06/2029 283.0 K 265.0 K 0.3%
State of Minnesota 5% 01/03/2027 265.9 K 260.0 K 0.3%
Kentucky State Property & Building Commission 5% 01/04/2030 265.7 K 260.0 K 0.3%
Great Lakes Water Authority Water Supply System Revenue 5% 01/07/2027 262.9 K 255.0 K 0.3%
Idaho State Building Authority 5% 01/06/2027 262.3 K 255.0 K 0.3%
Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority 5% 01/07/2028 262.3 K 255.0 K 0.3%

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What is an ETF?

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TAXS is trading at 50.2 today. Over the past 24 hours, its price has changed by -0.04%. Follow the TAXS chart to monitor current market dynamics.

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What does TAXS invest in?

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What index does TAXS track?

TAXS is Northern Trust Short-Term Tax-Exempt Bond ETF. Check the ETF profile to see the benchmark, replication method, and investment objective of the fund.

How is TAXS managed?

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