Sentences with phrase «yield bond deals»

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The second is the nosedive in yields for the U.S. Treasury bonds, which could prove to be a big deal for the economy.

If the 10 - year yield goes above 2.63 %, however, he thinks it would be a «big deal» that could accelerate the bond sell - off.

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The economics of the Voya deal seem even better now than on Dec. 21 when the transaction was announced given the rise in bond yields, Belardi told Wall Street analysts.

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But premium bonds could actually offer a good deal because they may come with higher coupon rates and greater yield in the long run.

This has been making it increasingly difficult for private equity firms and the investment banks that structure their deals to find people willing to invest in their risky, high - yield bonds.

Either way, even a 7 % return that at least partially keeps pace with inflation when long bonds are yielding 4 % isn't such a bad deal, IMHO.

The structural issue at work encouraging the deal - making is that cash flow yields are markedly above junk bond yields, similar to the environment during the late «80s when the market in junk bonds flourished.

Private equity deals will likely continue to be made until something happens to disturb that gap, such as junk bond yield spreads widening or interest rates moving up, Levkovich said.

When bond deals are priced, the relative yield is what is priced; it does not matter what the benchmark is, roughly the same overall yield would have been obtained.

A friend of mine told me the price talk for the Fidelity & Guaranty Life Holdings, Inc. bonds was 6.5 %, but yield lust must have prevailed, because the coupon was 6.375 % when the deal closed.

Interest rates will be gradually rising as central banks wean the markets off accommodation, while the steady rise in stocks could see a correction if the bond yield curve doesn't steepen or if some political deals and promised fiscal measures hit roadblocks.

For instance, I'm looking at some of the things and what Mitch just mentioned so, you are dealing with a portfolio of high yield corporate bonds, U.S. dollar emerging market bonds, intermediate corporate, small cap, as you said, an all - world ex small cap, developed market stocks, emerging market stocks, high dividend yield stocks, REITs, Vanguard's Total Stock Market Index is in there as well.

The S&P U.S. Issued High Yield Corporate Bond Index yield widened only 8 bps from 5.31 % to 5.39 % on Wednesday, as again the market anticipated a last minute deal, only to widen further on the 31st to 5.62 % and then again on Friday to 5.84 % for a total move of 53Yield Corporate Bond Index yield widened only 8 bps from 5.31 % to 5.39 % on Wednesday, as again the market anticipated a last minute deal, only to widen further on the 31st to 5.62 % and then again on Friday to 5.84 % for a total move of 53yield widened only 8 bps from 5.31 % to 5.39 % on Wednesday, as again the market anticipated a last minute deal, only to widen further on the 31st to 5.62 % and then again on Friday to 5.84 % for a total move of 53 bps.

Sure, you can move it into riskier investments like bonds or even high yield bonds to try to juice your returns but a move like that can carry a great deal of risk.

What a deal; it is difficult to find AAA bonds yielding 0.5 % more than Treasuries.

If you are paying 25 %, then the taxable equivalent yield for the muni is only 4.67 %, so the taxable bond at 5 % is still a better deal.

As a first step, see if muni yields are a better deal than taxable bond yields in your federal and state tax brackets.

The TSX composite index dividend yield is higher than many bond yields which makes them a better deal, especially after the favourable tax treatment of dividends.

It will be a tempting bond to buy, because it will come with a fat yield in this yield - starved environment, if the deal gets completed.

I did a lot of work analyzing the deal, and concluded that the bond was a lot safer than many competing bonds and offered more yield.

With bond yields still near all - time lows — and dividend stocks not offering a much better deal — P2P lending is a great alternative for astute investors.

On a deal on Disney bonds, they had a great yield in a hot market.

The high - yield bond market is generally considered to be best accessed via active investing, since passive vehicles have structural constraints that can limit their flexibility and ability to deal with credit risk.

Goldman Sachs & Co., the lead underwriter on the deal, is proposing preliminary yields of 2.63 percent to 2.75 percent on bonds maturing in 2056, according to three people familiar with the price talk who asked for anonymity because the deal wasn't final.

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