effective yield

The annual effective yield on its money market account is 5.44 percent.

In any event, the higher the purchase price for a fund, the lower the effective yield.

This brings the effective yield to around 15 percent, analysts said.

The fund bought them last month for a price that gives an effective yield to the call date of 4.8 percent.

The effective yield rises to 15 percent or more if the value of the warrants is included, analysts say.

First, the proven effective yield on these tax-credit partnerships is between 14 and 16 percent.

For the first five weeks, the effective yield is 8.89 percent, more than a full percentage point higher than a conventional bond.

Their effective yield for Berkshire Hathaway was around 15 percent.

At that time, the Treasury said it had sold the bonds at an average effective yield of 8.76 percent.

Its current seven-day effective yield is 9.71 percent.

Taken together these efforts can also increase effective yields for poor farmers and improve their health and livelihoods.

That tax break raises the effective yield.

However, the effective yield on the bond may well be different, since the market price of the bond is usually different from the face value.

It paid an average price of slightly more than par value, so it got an effective yield of 4.61 percent.

This calculated interest is the effective interest of the investment (referred to as "effective yield" in some literature).

The discount bolsters the effective yield of the fund, just as buying a bond at a price below face value increases its yield.

The yield figure is the seven-day effective yield, which assumes that income is reinvested.

In addition, since Feb. 21, the column labeled 7-day yield has actually shown the 7-day effective yield, a higher figure.

The federally insured financial institutiions accepting out-of-state deposits that have the highest annual effective yield for a six-month certificate of deposit.

A New York banker confirmed a report in a Manila newspaper that the option amounted to promissory notes bearing a higher effective yield.

Confusingly, the interest rate quoted when referring to SCP is the effective yield and not the straight discount percentage, which makes the calculations less straightforward.

The notes will have an effective yield that increases if the dollar gains against the yen and decreases if the value of the dollar decreases.

The effective yield to the investor on these securities will generally increase if the dollar appreciates against the Japanese yen, and decrease if the dollar falls.

Recently, the effective yield on the two-year note was 11.5 percent, less than four percentage points higher than the yield on two-year notes being sold by the Treasury.

When the price falls in trading, the effective yield on the bond moves higher because the investor is paying less than $1,000 for a bond with a fixed interest rate.