Sentence examples for point of yield from inspiring English sources

Perhaps half a point of yield.

Way back in 1997, hardly one basis point of yield separated older Treasurys and "on-the-runs".

You can pick up an extra five or ten basis points (hundredths of a percentage point of yield) from regional bank bonds.

"You go from 10 years to 30 years and all you get is an extra half point" of yield for all types of bonds, he says.

Now, the May bond is callable, whereas the Treasury is not; that disadvantage to the May bondholder is worth maybe half a point of yield.

Projection of the last meet point on horizontal axis is an equivalent point of yield displacement that is shown by (Delta_{y}).

It might be churlish to say that if the EU has stepped in 3 months ago they would not have had to lend much more than €30bn and they would have got much the same result with the benefit of a much lower starting point of yields.

Using the so-called carry trade, a bank that borrows at 1 percent and buys bonds that yield 4 percent pockets 3 percentage points of yield as income.

You wouldn't have invested in a Triple A rated mortgage-backed securities pool that said this is as good as Treasuries, but offered fifty extra basis points of yield.

It seems like an under-explored area for prosecutors to investigate.Of course, we will never be finished assigning responsibility for the boom and bust until we figure out why so many investors were so desperate to get those few extra basis points of yield in the first place.

Divide ten into the 0.3% to arrive at 3 basis points of yield.