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ATLANTA , May 23, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- The Board of Trustees (the "Board") of each of Invesco High Income Trust II and Invesco Senior Income Trust (each, a "Fund" and collectively, the "Funds") today declared the following dividends: EX-DATE RECORD DATE REINVEST DATE PAYABLE DATE 6/18/2024 6/18/2024 6/28/2024 6/28/2024 Name of Closed-EndManagement Investment Company   Ticker Monthly Dividend Amount Per Share Change From Prior Distribution % Change From Prior Distribution Invesco High Income Trust II VLT $0.0964 1 - - Invesco Senior Income Trust VVR $0. 0430 1 - - The Board of Trustees (the "Board") of Invesco Senior Income Trust (NYSE: VVR) (the "Fund") approved an increase in the monthly distribution amount payable to common shareholders pursuant to the Fund's Managed Distribution Plan (the "Plan").

VVR and PDH both yield over 11% and pay monthly. We compare NAV valuations, performance, and holdings for both funds. Both funds have positive five-year distribution growth rates.

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The Federal Reserve raised interest rates in an attempt to combat rising inflation from 2021-2023. Uncertainty remains about the market's response to the next rate decision in March. The article reviews the performance and prospects of the Invesco Senior Income Trust floating rate closed-end fund in the current inflationary and interest rate environment.

Invesco Senior Income Trust offers a high level of income, with a whopping 13.65% yield, higher than most other funds in the market. The fund invests primarily in floating-rate debt securities, which remain stable in rising interest rate environments. The fund's leverage is reasonable and its distribution appears to be sustainable based on its net investment income.

Pioneer Floating Rate Fund and Invesco Senior Income Trust have outperformed the S&P 500 thanks to increased monthly distributions. VVR has had the strongest return at 12.54%, compared to 7.87% for PHD and 4.26% for the S&P 500. VVR has a better long-term track record.

Interest rates are likely to remain elevated due to the strong U.S. economy, despite inflation concerns. The U.S. debt has reached a record high, and fears of a government shutdown are exacerbating market concerns. Investing in CEFs that hold floating rate senior loans can provide a high yield income stream that benefits from rising interest rates.

The high inflation rate in the US is causing financial strain for Americans, leading to desperate measures such as dumpster diving and pawning possessions. Investors can combat the rising cost of living by investing in closed-end funds that specialize in generating income. The Invesco Senior Income Trust is one such fund that offers a current yield of 11.94% and has a stable performance track record.

Invesco Senior Income Trust has performed well in 2023, with a flat NAV and a high dividend yield. VVR is currently paying a 12% yield, which is fully covered and is expected to be supported in 2023 as rates remain higher for longer. The fund's discount to net asset value has been extremely volatile in 2023, mainly driven by market expectations around a Fed pivot.

The VVR fund is a senior loan-focused closed-end fund. It pays a 13.1% fully-funded forward yield but only earns 3-5% average annual total returns.