Yielding in a sentence

Even for the banks healthy enough to ride this out, the low-yielding assets on their books mean they are going to have to fund low-yielding assets with higher-yielding liabilities and that will be a hit to earnings.

Author is investing globally, from the USA, to Europe, and Asia in a balanced mix of lower dividend yielding higher growth and higher dividend yielding slower growth stocks targeting best total shareholder return.

Most ultra short-term assets went from yielding a quarter of a percent to yielding over 5% in the last 3 years.

When relatively safe and liquid money market funds were yielding over 4 per cent per annum, why they left excess money lying idle in substantially lower yielding SVB deposit accounts will remain a mystery.

That means the difference between the yield available from fixed-interest investments and from equities (without franking) has gone from bonds yielding 11 per cent more than equities to now yielding 2.94 per cent less than equities.

And the earth brought forth grass, and herb yielding seed after its kind, and the tree yielding fruit, whose seed was in itself, after its kind: and God saw that it was good.

Biotechnology High-yielding varieties The high-yielding varieties are a group of crops created intentionally during the Green Revolution to increase global food production.

Simply, in coordinates, the inner product is the product of a 1×n covector with an n×1 vector, yielding a 1×1 matrix (a scalar), while the outer product is the product of an m×1 vector with a 1×n covector, yielding an m×n matrix.

After all, many of the highest-yielding stocks hail from a small number of slow growth, interest-rate-sensitive sectors.

Although it is currently yielding only 5.5%, it has a maturity of three years and if you plan to hold until maturity, you would receive an additional $2.3 per share in maturity price vs current price.

Among the highest yielding is Montanaro UK Smaller Companies at 5.5 per cent, currently trading at a -2.51 per cent discount.

An investment in the stock also includes a dividend payout that is currently yielding 11%.

As interest rates have decreased, insurers were forced to invest in ever lower-yielding assets, reducing the profits that float generates.

As the dust settles, the ‘power sharing’, rather ‘power-yielding’ mechanics of the society have not just gone through a ‘radical change’, rather a ‘regime change’.

At current levels too, both stocks offer decent income, with Tesco delivering a 4.4 per cent yield and Sainsbury's yielding 5.5 per cent.

Back then, the GMB said “intensive” negotiations were yielding results.

Bayley didn't exactly seem thrilled to see her teammate win after yielding the spot to her.

Below are the three highest-yielding stocks in my portfolio.

Bond pitched all seven innings, yielding just one unearned run, two hits and two walks.

Both companies have seen slow revenue growth and improved profitability over the past decade, and they return significant capital to shareholders, with both yielding an 8% dividend.