Sentence examples for gap in yields from inspiring English sources
Those investors who like to play the "carry trade"—borrowing money in a low-yielding currency to invest in a higher-yielding one can already exploit the big gap in yields between Treasury bonds and German or Japanese government debt.
The development of a dedicated seed supply sector that provides high quality seeds is one reason for the huge gap in yields between developing and developed countries.
Yields on junk bonds have fallen over the past two weeks, and the gap in yields between investment-grade bonds and junk has narrowed, from 688 basis points to 600.Commodity prices are sending mixed signals.
The gap in yield, or spread, between investment-grade corporate bonds shrank by 2 to 3 basis points yesterday, traders said.
However, on average, the margin of yield spreads varies only minutely between most states and, as the CMBA points out, the influence of huge municipal bond funds competing for yield on a national basis helps ensure that a substantial gap in yield spreads doesnt develop.
The high yields — and widening gaps in yields between countries — complicate monetary policy.
The ECB's announcement of its policy narrowed the gap in bond yields between Europe's core and periphery.
The essence of the bet was that the gap in interest-rate yields between liquid securities and less liquid securities would narrow.
Modelling of yield gaps caused by water and nutrient limitations showed that closing the yield gap in maize, wheat and rice to 75% of the attainable yield would equal a 29% increase in global production (Mueller et al. 2012).
Increase in demand for our primary foodstuffs is outstripping increase in yields, an expanding gap that indicates large potential food shortages by mid-century.
Preferred topics are: (1) yield gap in cropping systems: estimation, causes and closing measures, (2) ecological intensification of plant production, (3) improvement of water and nutrients management in plant production systems, (4) environmental impact of plant production, (5) climate change and plant production, and (6) responses of plant communities to extreme weather conditions.
