Determinants of the portuguese government bond yields

Pinho, André; Barradas, Ricardo

doi:10.15847/dinamiacet-iul.wp.2018.03

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“…Different analysis results area unit shown by analysis from (Usman, et al 2021;Pinho & Barradas, 2018), that the rate includes a vital positive result on bond certificate yields within the primary market. This suggested that rising inflation is creating greater uncertainty for investors.…”

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Yield to Maturity Bond: Interest Rate, Inflation and Bond Rating – Empirical Research on Banking Sector

Purnomo

Wijaya

Pratama

2022

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This research aims at determining the impact of interest rates, inflation and bond rating on bond yields to maturity. This type of exploration using quantitative exploration with an associative approach. purposive sampling was used for the selection of research samples. The population of this research is banking companies listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange in 2016-2020. This disquisition used panel data regression analysis system. From the model test, a random effect model was attained as a model estimator. The result of this research is that interest rates, inflation, and bond rating together affect bond yields to maturity. Interest rate and inflation variables did not affect a bond's yield to maturity. The bond standing variable harms the bond's yield to maturity.

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