Columbia International Dividend Income Fund Class I3

CLSYX · NASDAQ

Market closed$26.67$-0.220000 (-0.82%)

Key statistics

Previous close$26.89
Open$26.67
Day high$26.67
Day low$26.67
52-week high$27.61
52-week low$21.04
Market cap707.33M
Volume
Average volume
P/E ratio18.83
Forward P/E
EPS1.42
Dividend yield0.00%

Market context

Why it moved

CLSYX edged lower as institutional investors, including Aviance Capital Partners, reduced their positions in Celestica, adding selling pressure despite the company's strong quarterly earnings beat and broadly positive analyst sentiment.

What is happening

Recent company-specific developments and publisher coverage.

July 14, 2026Columbia International Dividend Income Fund Class I3 (CLSYX) edged lower in after-hours trading, reflecting a modest pullback in the broader financial services sector (XLF also slipped in extended hours). The fund, focused on international dividend-paying equities, faces a complex macro backdrop: while U.S. large-cap bank earnings surged—JPMorgan posted a record Q2 profit and Goldman Sachs beat estimates on a trading and dealmaking boom—Morningstar flagged financial stocks as the second-worst-performing sector over the past year, citing concerns over AI disruption and cracks in private credit. International markets also contend with geopolitical headwinds from renewed U.S.-Iran tensions and muted European growth, with Germany's 2026 GDP forecast trimmed to just 0.5%.

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July 8, 2026Columbia International Dividend Income Fund closed down sharply as escalating U.S.-Iran tensions rattled global financial markets, with oil surging over 5% after Trump declared the Iran MOU 'over,' stoking inflation fears and risk-off sentiment. The broader financial sector (XLF) also faced headwinds, while investors braced for Q2 bank earnings with UBS flagging peak banking optimism concerns and rising deposit cost risks — a challenging backdrop for internationally-focused dividend strategies.

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July 2, 2026Columbia International Dividend Income Fund Class I3 (CLSYX) closed down 1.46%, underperforming the broader financial services sector as the XLF sector ETF ended the day little changed in after-hours. The fund, which focuses on international dividend-paying equities, faced headwinds from a cautious macro backdrop: U.S. equities dipped as chip stocks dragged markets lower, while Fed Chair Warsh's comments on easing inflation risks helped temper rate-hike fears. Asset management peers broadly struggled in Q1 earnings season, with firms like Carlyle and Artisan Partners posting significant post-earnings declines. International dividend strategies also contend with a strengthening U.S. dollar and expectations of additional Fed tightening, which weigh on foreign income streams when repatriated.

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June 25, 2026Columbia International Dividend Income Fund Class I3 closed higher, benefiting from a broad recovery in financial markets after a strong Micron Technology earnings report and upbeat Qualcomm guidance lifted investor sentiment following a mid-week tech-driven selloff. The fund, which focuses on international dividend-paying equities, gained ground alongside the Financial Services sector as markets stabilized; the XLF sector ETF edged modestly higher in after-hours trading, while the S&P 500 recovered from a 1.3% decline the prior session driven by a global chip selloff. International equity exposure remains in focus amid easing geopolitical tensions tied to US-Iran negotiations and rising bond yields that continue to weigh on growth-oriented assets.

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