Sentences with phrase «at lower yields»

The real risk for bonds, especially at these low yield levels, will almost always come from inflation.

Interest rate risk is worth considering since volatility is heightened at lower yield levels.

Although sovereign bonds are expensive at these low yields, they could have a role to play in portfolio construction.

You'd never live long enough for dollar cost averaging to be effective at those low yields.

Well, at the 30 - year auction, foreign interest was light at the lowest yield since regular auctions began in 1977.

I have some stocks that are starting at a low yield.

This drives home mortgage interest rates up, because lenders can not sell their loans at lower yields.

In the latter case you earn about 5 years worth of coupons all in one instant while the buyer at lower yields has to wait 10 years to earn the same 10 %.

So when it's said and done, opting for a premium property at a lower yield may end up giving you a higher overall return.

Although sovereign bonds are expensive at these low yields, they could have a role to play in portfolio construction.

According to the terms of the ECB's program, it has to maintain a fixed national distribution of purchases, and is further constrained in scope by being unable to buy any issues trading at a lower yield than its deposit rate.

U.S. bonds are at the lowest yield in more than a year and oil continues to tumble.

The tests showed viscous deformation and constant creep movement at lower yield stress and slip - stick behavior at higher yield stress.

Our first results demonstrate our ability to produce retinal precursors (even at a low yield) and mainly Retinal Pigment Epithelial (RPE) cells at a high yield (99 %) from hES and iPS cells.

Who likes Treasury bonds at these low yields?

I'm open to new ideas here, but it seems that the liquidity situation in Fed funds is volatile enough that some banks end up snapping at low yields at some point each day.

But your long - run return will be hurt because you will be reinvesting interest payments at the lower yield.

Market indicators suggest that investors believe the relative risk of insuring the underlying credits in nearly every sector has dropped, or that these underlying credits are willing to take on more risk at a lower yield.

Since the term risk of a good direct 5 - year CD already is so low, there's not much point in buying shorter - term CDs at lower yields to reduce term risk.

However, as bond yields have declined globally, the Fund's investment team have been reinvesting at lower yields as these positions mature.

Yields on callable bonds tend to be higher than yields on noncallable, «bullet maturity» bonds because the investor must be rewarded for taking the risk the issuer will call the bond if interest rates decline, forcing the investor to reinvest the proceeds at lower yields.

The clearest place to see the impacts of ETFs and indexing is in bonds, where bonds that are in the indexes trade at lower yields and higher prices than similar non-index bonds.

The duration that's relevent here is modified duration (spreadsheet function MDURATION), which is slightly lower than Macaulay duration (spreadsheet function DURATION), but the difference is small enough to ignore, especially at low yields.

They are still available in the secondary market but at lower yields.

With the Fed engaging in financial repression (maybe that should be oppression, the only role of the Fed is to steal from savers...) there are many corporate bonds being issued at low yields, some of which are at lower yields than losses that we experience during crises for the ratings class.

Periodically, high quality corporate bonds have traded at lower yields than sovereign debt.

Very highly rated corporates offer some diversification, so they trade at lower yields than the behemoth that needs more and more liquidity.

Glaciers are natural reservoirs that yield their resource primarily on warm dry summer days when other sources are at their lowest yield.