Sentence examples for points of yield from inspiring English sources

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.

Lower stock prices or an extra three or four points of yield may be small compensation for the possibility of further currency losses or the added risk of default.

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.

From the view points of yield and soil salt balance, it can be recognized even as the salinity level of irrigation water is as high as 10.9 dS/m, saline water can be applied to irrigate oleic sunflower using drip irrigation when the soil matric potential 0.2 m directly under drip emitter is kept above −20 kPa and the beds are mulched in semi-humid area.

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

It is shown that the onset of both a partial stress-induced crystal phase change and micro-voiding in the sample can be directly correlated to the point of yield in the true stress-strain curve.

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.