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yielding

[yeel-ding] / ˈyil dɪŋ /




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“They’ve been hardened, apparently, by this war, and they don’t show any signs of yielding.”

From Salon

I bonds, which you can buy only through the Treasury directly, are yielding 4.03%; that semiannual rate will be reset on Apr. 30.

From The Wall Street Journal

"This is ongoing. If it is yielding results for me, I would naturally continue to look at it," he said.

From BBC

CrowdStrike’s more flexible business model is yielding results, and that’s one reason why its stock is garnering more love from Wall Street analysts.

From MarketWatch

Because energy and food prices are so volatile, the Fed and most economists often exclude them, yielding a “core” inflation rate more indicative of underlying trends.

From The Wall Street Journal