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dividend & yield红利；股息；[数] 被除数；奖金

Dividend yield rby visitingio股利收益率

recurring dividend yield再发股息率

Dividend yield rworriesio股利收益率

Estimated dividend yield预测息率

Dividend yield effect股利率效应

Dividend d yield股息率

gross dividend yield总股利产出率

英汉例句

• investor demand for a higher dividend yield implied a fear of very subdued dividend growth, or even cuts in payouts.

  投资者对较高股息收益的需求隐含着他们对股息增长乏力的担忧，或者干脆减少股票投资。

• given that the starting dividend yield is 2%, you need to make some heroic assumptions to get to a double-digit return.

  考虑到初始股息生息率只有2%，因此必须大胆设想能够达成两位数以上的收益。

• he thought that the dividend yield on american and european equities would eventually exceed the yield on government bonds.

  他认为，欧美公司股本带来的红利最终会超过政府债券带来的收益。

• by 2000, amid all the enthusiasm for the internet, the dividend yield on american equities was just 1%, an historical nadir.

  到2000年，在各界对互联网的巨大热情中，美国股票的股息利率只有1%，达到历史最低点。

• the current dividend yield for the s&p 500 index is indicatively at 1.72%.

  标準普尔500目前的股息收益率是1.72%。

• the global dividend yield has doubled to 2.5%.

  全球股息率涨了一倍，至2.5%。

• it is when the dividend yield on the ftse all-share (the broad-based british index) is higher than the yield on ten-year gilts, or government bonds.

  这就是当富时全股指数（一个有广泛代表的英国的指数）的股利收益率比十年期国债的收益率要高时。

• the mean dividend yield over that period was 4.5%.

  同期平均股息生息率为4.5%。

• the historic dividend yield on the american stockmarket is around 3%.

  美国股市历史平均年分红率大约是3%。

• between 1962 and 1994, the average indicated dividend yield for the s&p 500 index was approximately 4%.

  在1962年至1994年间，标準普尔500的平均股息收益率约为4%。

• even american equities, despite a dismal record over the past decade, offer a dividend yield of just 2.1%, a level that historically has been associated with low returns for several years to come.

  甚至过去十年萎靡不振的美股股息收益率也只有2.1％，即使算上未来几年，这一水平也是历史低点。

• ping an gets a hard currency investment (more than can be said for dollar assets these days), a 7.7 per cent dividend yield and some global credentials.

  平安保险有一笔硬通货投资（如今说起来可不只是美元资产），7.7%的股息率，以及一些得到全球认可的专业资质。

• high dividend payments have been a ray of light for shareholders: on average, the big banks pay out almost a third of their earnings, for an average dividend yield of about 4.7%.

  对于股东来说，高股息支付已成为一道曙光：平均来看，四大国有银行将收入的近三分之一用于派发股息，平均股息收益率约为4.7%。

• at year end 1998, the indicated dividend yield for the s&p 500 index was mere 1.34%, a record year end low.

  在1998年底，标準普尔500的收益率仅仅为1.34%，这是历史上最低水平的一年。

• what is the dividend yield for the s&p 500 index?

  标準普尔500的股息收益率是什么？

• in britain and america the dividend yield is now well above the yield on government bonds, something not seen since the 1950s.

  现在英美的股息收益率都远高于政府债券，是自20世纪50年代起的头一遭。

• i looked for stocks with a dividend yield of 2.9%, the current 10-year treasury rate, or higher.

  我找出股息收益率为2.9%或更高的股票，这也是10年期国债的利率。

• those stocks sport an average dividend yield of 4.2%, compared with the 10-year yield of a little over 2.5%.

  这些股票的平均股息率为4.2%，而美国10年期国债收益率仅略高于2.5%。

• that growth meant that equities could trade at a lower dividend yield than bonds.

  股息的这种增长意味着，比起债券的收益，股票交易时股息较低（意味价格低估）。

• that kind of dividend yield on the shares of a company that i know will be around to pay its dividend -- and probably raise it -- for years and years meets my definition of cheap.

  据我所知，公司股票这样的收益率，是有能力分红的——而且可能还会提高——一年一年地分下去，符合我有关便宜的定义。