Templeton Emerging Markets Income Fund

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About TEI

Templeton Emerging Markets Income Fund operates as closed-end Investment fund. Its investment objective is long-term capital appreciation by investing its net assets in emerging country equity securities. 

Category
Emerging Markets Bond
CategoryEmerging Markets Bond
Number of holdings
196
Number of holdings196
Inception Date
Sep 23, 1993
Inception DateSep 23, 1993

What's in this fund

Top 10 Holdings (40.79% of total assets)

As of July 31, 2026
NameSymbol% Assets
Ecuador (Republic Of) 6.9%6.24%
South Africa (Republic of) 8.75%5.42%
Rwanda (Republic Of) 5.5%5.30%
Argentina (Republic Of) 4.125%4.03%
Kenya (Republic of) 9.75%4.00%
South Africa (Republic of) 9%3.57%
Hungary (Republic Of) 4.75%3.19%
Zambia (Republic Of) 14%3.04%
United States Treasury Bills 0%3.00%
Central Bank of Nigeria 0%3.00%

TEI Key Statistics

AUM
339.10M
AUM339.10M
Price-Earnings ratio
4.31
Price-Earnings ratio4.31
30-Day yield
9.80
30-Day yield9.80
Average volume
149.39K
Average volume149.39K
High today
$6.80
High today$6.80
Low today
$6.74
Low today$6.74
Open price
$6.76
Open price$6.76
Volume
141.59K
Volume141.59K
52 Week high
$7.00
52 Week high$7.00
52 Week low
$5.75
52 Week low$5.75
Expense ratio
1.14
Expense ratio1.14

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