Sentence examples similar to auction yielding from inspiring English sources
The $10 billion of 8.5percenttwo-yearar notes auctioned Tuesday at an average yield of 8.59percentt were yielding 8.60percentt late yesterday.
Blu's abrupt withdrawal from the auction left the sale in chaos, yielding half what the government had expected.
This has meant that longer-dated bonds (gilts) now—unusually— yield a lot less than shorter-dated ones.This month, thanks to the £22.5 billion ($35 billion) that the British government has earned from auctioning mobile-phone licences, they have been yielding less still.
It also sold 2.1 billion of 18-month debt yielding almost 2.1 percent, up from 1.2 percent at the previous auction.
The bond market led the way up for stocks, with the new 30-year Treasury bond yielding just 8.63percentt, down from the 8.84 percent it fetched at the auction just the day before, as the Treasury's quarterly refunding ended on a positive note.
From the Department of Ewwwwwww: Amy Winehouse and Pete Doherty were never the best influences on each other, and their latest and presumably final collaboration – a painting made using their blood – has proved another disappointment, yielding only about half the price it was expected to draw at an auction in London, The Guardian reported.
Herein we implement the auction in the lab, and observe inexperienced people can bid systematically in this more complex environment, albeit yielding a flatter bid function than the truthful one.
Neither yielding nor resisting.
He hates yielding to pressure".
Reforms are now yielding fruit.
