Sentence examples for carry yields from inspiring English sources

Two carry yields of more than 4percentt, versus the 1.1percentt dividend on the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index.

While considerable progress has been made, Greece's financial backers — Germany and the International Monetary Fund — have been unyielding in their insistence that the longer-term bonds that would replace the current securities must carry yields in the low 3 percent range, officials involved in the negotiations said on Sunday.

Many newly issued junk bonds carry yields only a sliver higher than bonds of investment grade (BBB and better).

Company debt that matures in November 2004, for example, carried yields that were two percentage points higher yesterday than the benchmark London interbank rate.

High yield preferreds in Goldman, Swiss Re, Dow and General Electric could be redeemed this year but they carried yields ranging from 8 ½ to 12 percent.

Bond investors usually seek income and preservation of their capital; some buy funds which limit their holdings to securities issued by the United States government or high-grade corporations, while others take on more risk by purchasing lower-grade bonds that carry higher yields.

Even without the European rate cut, American corporate bonds are giving investors reason to consider selling Treasuries, which carry lower yields than corporate securities.

Such bonds would be popular with investors, since the currency would be more stable than the sum of its parts and, at first at least, carry attractive yields.

Persistent low interest rates have prompted debt buyers to seek investments that carry higher yields Dell was unusually well-placed to make a deal with private equity.

Since callable bonds contain an embedded call option (exercisable by the seller), they generally carry higher yields to compensate for the risk of the bond being called.

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