Sentence examples for yields called from inspiring English sources

For its calculations the IRS uses a blend of Treasury yields called the Section 7520 rate.

The buildings often churn out decent yields, called "capitalization rates" in real estate lingo, of 6% to 7%.

There is an official guide to those yields, called constant maturity Treasury rates, calculated by the Treasury Department and published on Treasury's and the Fed's Web sites.

But at a certain point, higher yields call into question Italy's solvency, and demand actually falls.

This isn't the first attempt to model the shortcomings of current agricultural production, called "yield gaps".

The difference between those two yields is called the spread.

Indeed, a recent sharp rise in long-term government bond yields has called fresh attention to Japan's fiscal problems.

The hot extraction was selected for study due to its high yields and called mother extract (25.6% w/w).

The yield is called the response.

The high-yield securities called junk bonds flourished later, as a result, as did arbitrage.

High-yield — often called junk — bonds paid about 8.34 percentage points more than United States Treasury issues of comparable maturity, on average, on Sept. 30.