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coupon

[koo-pon, kyoo-] / ˈku pɒn, ˈkyu- /


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Fixed income investors fear inflation because it erodes the present value of future coupon and principal payments.

From Barron's

Private credit loans make regular coupon payments and they have a maturity date, Jacobs van Merlen notes.

From Barron's

We were issued ration cards too, but at least that first year, the coupons represented food and merchandise actually available in the stores.

From Literature

Spreads in the roughly $9.5 trillion agency mortgage-bond market have been moving higher, with the “current coupon” near 5.25%, which is a spread of about 125 basis points above the risk-free Treasury rate.

From MarketWatch

It’s also true that many families actually like some of the extra benefits, such as grocery store deals and restaurant coupons, that they receive from the collection of their data.

From Salon