expected yield
UK: /ɪkˈspektɪd ˈjiːld/
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Definition of expected yield - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

financeTECH.predicted level of return or production expected under usual conditionsTECH.
  • The fund’s expected yield was lower than the investors had hoped.
  • Analysts revised the bond’s expected yield after the interest rate hike.
  • Farmers calculate the expected yield before investing in new equipment.
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Expressions with expected

lower than expectedadv.
less than what was predicted
The turnout for the event was lower than expected.
to be expectedadj.
anticipated or foreseen
The delay was to be expected due to the heavy traffic.
working as expectedadj.
functioning in the intended manner
The new software is working as expected.
expected resultsn.
outcomes predicted before doing a task, test, project or experiment
The report lists expected results for the next quarter.
when least expectedadv.
at a time that is not anticipated
The solution appeared when least expected.
better-than-expectedadj.
higher or more positive than what was predicted
The company's profits were better-than-expected this quarter.

Expressions with yield

yield groundv.
give up a position or advantage
The army had to yield ground to the advancing enemy.
yield upv.
surrender due to force or pressure
The fortress finally yielded up to the invaders.
yield to the pressurev.
give in to demands or force from others
She finally yielded to the pressure and agreed to help.
yield no quarterv.
show no mercy or compassion
The soldiers were ordered to yield no quarter to the enemy.
yield the floorv.
give up the right to speak in a meeting
After his speech, he yielded the floor to the senator.
yield signn.
road sign instructing drivers to give way to others
She slowed down at the yield sign to let the car pass.
yield tov.
let someone or something go first or have priority
You must yield to pedestrians at the crosswalk.
yield a pointv.
admit someone else is right about something in a discussion
After hearing her argument, he yielded a point.
yield no returnv.
produce no profit, benefit, or result after effort
His investment in the project yielded no return.
yield resultsv.
produce a desired outcome or effect
The new strategy is expected to yield results quickly.

Terms related to expected yield

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Terms with expected yield included in their meaning

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a good riskn.
finance
investment expected to yield positive returns
fizzlen.
military
failure of a nuclear bomb to meet expected yield

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  1. French:rendement attendu, ...
  2. German:erwartete Rendite, ...
  3. Italian:rendimento atteso, ...
  4. Spanish:rendimiento esperado, ...
  5. Portuguese:rendimento esperado, ...
  6. Chinese:预期收益率, ...
  7. Japanese:期待利回り, ...
  8. Arabic:العائِد المُتَوَقَّع, ...
  9. Hebrew:תְּשׁוּאָה צְפוּיָה, ...
  10. Russian:ожидаемая доходность, ...
  11. Ukrainian:очікувана дохідність, ...
  12. Hindi:अपेक्षित प्रतिफल, ...
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