On average, junk bonds yield 4.77%, compared to less than 1.1% for bonds overall.

平均而言，垃圾债券的收为4.77%，而债券整体收不到1.1%。

The widening gap between Japanese yields and those elsewhere continued to drive the yen lower.

日本债收与其他家债收之间的差距不断扩大，继续压低日元汇。

While these investments are safe, they do not give high returns, or yields.

尽管这些投资很安全，但收不高。

The yield on the US ten-year Treasury bond touched 4% before falling back.

美十年期债收在回落之前触及4%。

Plunging bond yields are not grounds for great cheer.

债券收下降，可别高兴的太早。

Thus the main benefit of low yields is to the public finances.

也因此低收的主要便是公共财政。

Eurozone government bond yields fell along with the Euro on the news.

此消息影响，欧元区政府债券收随着欧元下跌。

And notice, the return on equity is really-- that's the same thing.

注意啰 ROE就是股东权收它们是一样的。

So the two-year yield is very much linked to interest rates as they stand.

因此，两年期的收与目前的利有很大关系。

For example, the year to date return on the stock is eight percent.

比如，本年度截止至现在，股票收是8%。

Now, however, the yield has jumped to about five percent for a 10-year note.

然而，现在10年期债的收已跃升至5%左右。

That has pushed up mortgage rates in America, which are linked to the yield.

这推高了美的抵押贷款利，该利与收挂钩。

The yields on government bonds, another safe bet, fell as investors ploughed into the market.

另一个安全的赌注——政府债券的收随着投资涌入市场而下跌。

It's the spread between short and long term Treasury rates and it's flattening.

收曲线是短期利和长期利的差额，这种差额正在趋于平缓。

The yield on America's ten-year Treasury bond neared 4.9%, the highest since 2007.

美十年期债收接近4.9%，为2007年以来的最高水平。

That's why economists are watching something called the Yield Curve so closely.

这是经济学家密切关注所谓收曲线的原因。

Such a yield-curve inversion is usually seen as a harbinger of a downturn.

这种收曲线反转通常被视为经济衰退的先兆。

The yield on British government bonds jumped as markets bet that interest rates would increase further.

英公债收跳涨，因市场押注利将进一步上调。

This - good, good, yeah. But this inverted yield curve ramped up the anxiety on Wall Street today.

这的确很好。但是收曲线倒挂加剧了今天华尔街的焦虑。

Higher rates would drag investment from dollar-denominated assets into higher-yielding currencies.

更高的通胀将把投资从以美元计价的资产拉入收更高的货币。