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- What does current yield mean?
- What does redemption yield mean?
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- What is a yield?
- What is a yield curve?
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This is approximately the current yield plus the capital gain (negative for loss) per year until redemption. This is a measure of the expected capital gain or loss for the bond and represents the difference between the current price and the redemption value.