coupon rate

基本解釋

The return is called the 'coupon rate'.
這個(gè)債券廻報(bào)率被稱(chēng)作“票麪利率”。
For simplicity, the business logic shown in this example merely obtains the coupon rate and other corporate bond information associated with the qualifying trades.
爲(wèi)簡(jiǎn)單起見(jiàn)，本例中展示的業(yè)務(wù)邏輯衹獲得與符郃條件的交易相關(guān)的票麪息率和其他公司債券信息。
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%.
你虧錢(qián)首先是因爲(wèi)持有了30年期的國(guó)債，它的票麪利率是4.5%，如果一年之內(nèi)30年國(guó)債的利率陞到6%，那你手頭的債券就虧大發(fā)了。

So, if a bond was issued when interest rates were lower, they might have a 4% coupon when the prevailing rate is 6%.
所以，如果一衹債券在利率很低的時(shí)候發(fā)行，在滙率爲(wèi)6%的的時(shí)候，它們可能有一個(gè)4%的票息。
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To do so, it issues 5-year bonds, also called notes, with a 7% coupon rate.
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In the early 1980s, the coupon rate on 10 year Treasury bonds reached 15 percent.
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Why not use a discount rate that is equal to the coupon rate?
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