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yield

[yeeld] / yild /






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The yield is a key indicator of the direction of mortgage rates, and the year’s earliest months are when households typically begin to consider buying a home.

From Barron's

The yield is a key indicator of the direction of mortgage rates, and the year’s earliest months are when households typically begin to consider buying a home.

From Barron's

We found that none of the airports would install a heated runway because it wouldn’t yield a positive net present value of benefits.

From The Wall Street Journal

An informal survey of my Vietnamese friends and family in the United States yielded a similar lack of recognition.

From Salon

Though bonds rallied this year, Treasury yields have remained relatively stable since the Fed began cutting last year, pressuring businesses that need to borrow and keeping mortgage rates far above prepandemic levels.

From The Wall Street Journal