Sentence examples for offer a yield from inspiring English sources

Until April 2002, they offer a yield of 4.07percentt.

It is now hard to offer a yield that, after fees, looks attractive to retail investors.

Cash pays close to zero in many developed economies and ten-year Treasury bonds offer a yield of 2.3%.

All Treasury bonds that mature before 2016 offer a yield of less than 1% a year; even the ten-year bond pays less than 2%.

In Portugal, while the government raised about $1.3 billion at a debt auction Wednesday, it had to offer a yield of 5.9 percent for bonds due in 2021.

By comparison, the Treasury's inflation-adjusted bonds, or I bonds, also offered in denominations beginning at $50, now offer a yield of 4.40percentt, which includes a guaranteed inflation adjustment.

As it is, Lloyds' 2.25p-a-share ordinary dividend (ignoring the 0.5p special) offers a yield of 3.2%.

Back in 2002, emerging-market bonds offered a yield a full ten percentage points higher than American Treasury bonds.

"Every single gilt offers a yield that is less than inflation," says Mike Amey, who manages sterling portfolios for PIMCO, a fund-management group.

On Thursday, the Spanish Treasury offered a yield of 7 percent — the highest since 1997 — in order to auction €3.56 billion of 10-year government bonds.

In 2007, before the onset of the Great Recession, when the deficit was only 1.2 percent of G.D.P., the 10-year Treasury offered a yield of 4.6 percent.