glossary

Bond Yield

Bond yield is the return an investor earns on a bond, based on factors such as interest received, purchase price, and time to maturity. It helps evaluate the attractiveness of a bond investment. Yield may differ from the coupon rate because it depends on the market price at which the bond is bought.

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