bond coupons

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债券息票

经济

双语例句

• Coupon bond a debt obligation with coupons attached that represent semiannual interest payments.
  有息票债券附有息票的债务，每半年支付利息一次。
• So, we have this security and a ten-year bond would have twenty coupons attached, each with a date on them.
  我们持有这样的证券，是十年期的债券，并附有二十张息票，每一个都有日期在上面。
• There is therefore a reinvestment rate risk if the bond is held until coupons are received.
  因此如果一直持有债券到收到息票为止，就存在着再投资率风险。
• Zero coupon BondA bond that is issued and sold at a discount, pays no coupons and provides payment of the face value at maturity.
  零息债券打折出售的到期不支付利息只支付面值的债券。
• Dual Currency Bonds: A dual currency bond is a debt instrument that has coupons denominated in a different currency than its principal amount.
  二重货币债券：二重货币债券是一种债务工具，息票以不同与本金的货币币种标识。▲与股票指数联系的债券；
• A bond which pays no coupons, is sold at a deep discount to its face value, and matures at its face value.
  债券，是担保抵押债券之一个分类，通常以远远低于面值之价格出售。
• But anyone investing in such bonds should try to do so in a tax shelter like an IRA or401 ( k), as bond coupons are taxable as ordinary income.
  不过任何对这类债券有兴趣的人都应该在IRA或401（k）等可以减税的计划中进行，因为债券息票和普通收入一样也是要交税的。
• A bond holder receives a stream of interest, or coupons for owning the bond and gets back his principal on maturity of the bond.
  债券持有人会定期收到利息以及在到期时取回相等于债券面值的金额。