Sentences with phrase «bonds something holds»

If this happens, the price of your bond investments will likely fall regardless of the quality or type of bonds you hold.
The moratorium meant that those minority creditors were forced to participate in the wider restructuring process regardless of which bonds they held — the first time an English scheme had been used this way — staving off bankruptcy and giving Metinvest the time to negotiate a deal with all bondholders.
But China could fire back in a far more significant way: selling a large chunk of the $ 1.17 trillion of U.S. treasury bonds it holds.
The hedge fund would break even on its debt investment if the Berkshire bid prevails because gains in some parts of its debt holdings, which would be paid out in full, would offset losses in the unsecured bonds it holds, where it would take a deep haircut, the people said.
Financial safety and bonding we hold comprehensive public liability insurance and all monies paid are protected under our ATOL membership and we are also members of ABTA giving you further peace of mind.
A lot of people argue that individual bonds are safer because they can be held to maturity, but a bond fund is nothing more than the summation of all the individual bonds it holds.
These funds can provide high returns but they have a default risk and their returns can be affected if there is a downgrade in ratings of the company whose bond they held.
Income flows through to investors and retains its character: in other words, if you receive Canadian dividends, foreign dividends, interest or capital gains, you pay tax on that income as if you had earned it from stocks and bonds you held directly.
In both cases the OID shown multiplied by the number of bonds you hold is what should appear on your tax form 1099 - OID for the year.
If this trade fight escalates, China could fire back by selling a large chunk of the $ 1.17 trillion of U.S. treasury bonds it holds.
Private holders of Greek bonds are being squeezed too: for every 2 bonds they hold, they'll be offered a new one that is longer - dated and lower - yielding.
McDonald's issues $ 50 million in bonds with a maturity of 30 years The bonds have a face value (cost) of $ 1,000 and an interest rate of 3.5 % McDonald's pays investors 1.75 % in interest, twice a year for 30 years At the end of 30 years, McDonald's pays the $ 50 million back to investors at $ 1,000 for each bond they hold
Nebuchadnezzar's sins, conceived of as debts, have risen to such a level that his creditor, God, is about to demand repayment in the form of punishment: He is calling in the bond he holds over this unfortunate debtor.
By understanding that we are really making a loan to God and he is altogether dependable (believable, credible) to make good every coupon of the bond we hold against him.
However, the fund will continue to receive interest payments from the bonds it holds and will pass them along to investors regularly, maintaining current yield.
A bond fund's yield is recalculated frequently based on the present market value of all the bonds it holds.
Generally, an ETF accrues interest from the bonds it holds on a daily basis.
Bond dealers face virtually the same issues: they have overhead costs, they need to pay their salespeople, they face the risk that interest rates or market conditions might cause a bond they hold in inventory to decline in value, and they need to make a profit.
An ETF's market price can actually be a better approximation of the aggregate value of the underlying bonds than its own NAV, and highly liquid bond ETFs can perform price discovery for the bonds they hold.
The reason is that a bond fund is always investing the interest payments from the bonds it holds as well as reinvesting the proceeds of maturing bonds in new bonds.
(Fidelity does not publish New Income's duration; most of the bonds it holds have long maturities, so it would certainly feel the sting of rising rates overseas.)
In the final months of each Fund's operation, as the bonds it holds mature, its portfolio will transition to cash and cash - like instruments.
That means you give up the bond you hold and get a new one in its place.
Sky News has learnt that TPG Capital is preparing to open formal talks with Spotify about the terms under which a bond it holds alongside other investors would convert into shares in the music service.
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