1 These comprise the dividend yield or coupon rate and expected capital gains, including currency gains from exchange rate revaluations.

2 Once the bond is issued, the coupon rate never changes.

3 The coupon rate is thus the interest rate stated in the bond indenture.

4 The coupon rate is simply the rate of interest specified on the bond coupons at the time the bond is issued.

5 The coupon rate of 10 percent requires an annual interest payment of $ 100 per bond.

6 In addition, newly-issued credit debt coupon rate is gradually declining,[] credit debt also continued to rise on the overall space.

7 The coupon rate is determined by the bond's issuer, and it does not have to equal the yield to maturity.

8 A coupon rate of 4% which will be paid in either yuan or Aussie dollars is also catching the eye of potential Chinese investors where the current five-year municipal bond rate is around 3.3%.

9 If the coupon rate is greater than the yield to maturity, then the bond will sell at a premium to par value.

10 Bond yields are based on the coupon rate, the price paid and the maturity length of the investment.

11 If the coupon rate is less than the yield to maturity, then the bond will sell at a discount to par value.

12 When market interest rates lower than the coupon rate , the borrower will repay the loan early, thereby facilitating IO bond prices.

13 Convertibles have a lower coupon rate that non-convertible debt, but they offer investors a chance for capital gains in exchange for the lower coupon rate.

14 "Pre-economic situation is better, higher coupon rate , the market in the chase phase" and is now "worrying" stage, the credit market worries behind corporate debt liquidity situation.

15 The Nominal rate or coupon rate is the fixed interest rate on the bond.

16 Premium or discount depends on the difference between coupon rate and market rate.

17 Beijing North, for example, offered investors a coupon rate of 8.2%, while Shenzhen Development Bank is paying 6.1%.

18 Coupons are normally described in terms of the coupon rate , which is calculated by adding the ...

19 Traders say the bond will likely pay investors a coupon rate of 1. 3 percent or 1. 4 percent.

20 Most bonds pay interest semiannually at a rate equal to one-half of the annual coupon rate.

21 You'll lose money first because that 30-year Treasury bond, with its 4.5% coupon rate of interest, will look pretty pathetic in a year if 30-year bonds are paying 6%.

22 If the bond was purchased at a premium (above par), then your overall yield to maturity will be lower than your stated coupon rate.

23 Important characteristics of bonds include face value, maturity date, and coupon rate.

24 Companies with higher credit worthiness are more likely to be safe investments but their coupon rate will be lower than companies with lower credit ratings.

25 A floating rate instrument with a cap that places a maximum coupon rate on the issue.

26 For simplicity, the business logic shown in this example merely obtains the coupon rate and other corporate bond information associated with the qualifying trades.

27 A premium bond will have a lower current yield compared to it's coupon rate and a discount bond will have a higher current yield than it's nominal rate.

28 A measure of the return to a bondholder, calculated as a ratio of the coupon to the market price. It is simply the annual coupon rate divided by the clean price of the bond.