The phrase "average compound" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, mathematics, or statistics when discussing the average of a set of compound values or rates.
Example: "The average compound interest rate over the past five years has significantly increased."
Alternatives: "mean compound" or "typical compound".
The average compound yield for tax-free funds fell to 0.94percentt from 1.2percentt.
The average compound yield for taxable funds fell to 1.73percentt from 1.84percentt for the week ending Dec. 11, iMoneyNet said.
Since 1990 the industry has been growing at an average compound rate of around 10% a year.
During that same period, Washington Mutual's stock has turned in a quietly spectacular performance, posting an average compound annual return of 30.5percentt.
From 1997 to 2011, Apple's market value increased by $359 billion, and its shareholder return experienced average compound annual growth of 35%.
The GB30 Rarities Index, which is quoted on Bloomberg Professional and tracks prices of the 30 most expensive British stamps available and traded on the open market, shows an average annual compound return for the past 40 years of 10.8 percent, while the GB250 Rare Stamp Index has shown an average compound annual growth rate of 13.9 percent since it was first compiled 10 years ago.
They can pay as little as 2percentthoughugh the average compounded seven-day return on money market funds tracked by his firm is about 5percentt.
Between 2000 and 2008, Russia's GDP (in U.S. dollar terms) grew at an average compounded rate of 26% per annum.
The average compounded investment result for the University over the past five years was a 6.6percentt gain; the average over the past 10 years was a 5.4percentt gain; and the return over the past 20 years was 9.1percentt.
By the end of 2007, the $200,000, largely invested in U.S. stocks, had grown to $41.7 million, a 14% annual average compounded return and three points better than the S&P 500.
But, if they invest in stocks over that same 50-year period, and let's say have an average compounded return of only 5percentthathat money will grow to over $500 billion.
