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  • What int rate would it take to reduce that bond's value to 30 (par = 100)?

    Bubbles and Macroeconomics, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009

  • Credit upgrades typically boost a bond's value, as investors view it as a safer bet.

    Investors Seek Stars Rising Up From Junk Michael Aneiro 2011

  • In several cases, the CNMV found Santander began selling Valores before publishing the prospectus that laid out the bond's key terms and conditions.

    Santander Unpopular at Home Christopher Bjork 2011

  • "If an investor receives anything less than the full market value promised under the bond's contractual terms at each designated coupon payment date or at a principal maturity date, or adequate financial compensation for any variation in terms, it is most likely a default under our definition," Moody's said.

    Moody's Gives Banks Greek Debt Warning Margot Patrick 2011

  • The long bond's yield rose by 0.10 percentage point Thursday and dipped the least after Friday's dismal jobs data.

    Weak Economy Keeps Treasurys Strong Cynthia Lin 2011

  • Adding to concerns about the euro zone, Italy sold some bonds Friday at lofty yield levels and the country's 10-year government bond's yield hit 6%.

    Treasurys Recoup Some Ground Min Zeng 2011

  • The 20-year bond's yield, which moves inversely to the price, fell 0.015 percentage point to 1.895%, while the benchmark 10-year yield held steady at 1.115%.

    Japanese Yields Fall Andrew Monahan 2011

  • The 20-year bond's yield, which moves inversely to the price, fell 0.015 percentage point to 1.895%, while the benchmark 10-year yield held steady at 1.115%.

    Japanese Yields Fall Andrew Monahan 2011

  • The long bond's yield rose by 0.10 percentage point Thursday and dipped the least after Friday's dismal jobs data.

    Weak Economy Keeps Treasurys Strong Cynthia Lin 2011

  • In more recent years, these swaps, which are essentially insurance policies against a bond issuer defaulting on its payments, have become a common tool among hedge funds and alternative mutual funds for betting that a bond's price will decline.

    Bond Investing May Soon Have a New Math Tom Lauricella 2011

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