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ReturnLab
See the income return a bond is paying right now, based on today's price — not its face value.
Current yield is a quick snapshot using today's price only. Yield to maturity is more complete — it also accounts for any gain or loss you'll realize if you hold the bond until it matures.
A bond's coupon payment is fixed, so when its market price falls, that same fixed payment represents a larger percentage return — pushing yield up, and vice versa.
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OpenCurrent yield
5.1%
What you entered
Divide the annual coupon payment by the current bond price
$50.00 ÷ $980.00= 5.10%Result
Current yield: 5.1%
A bond paying $50/year trading at $980 has a current yield of 5.1% — this ignores any gain or loss if held to maturity, which yield-to-maturity would capture.