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21 rendimiento para el corredor
• yield to adjusted minimum maturity• yield to call• yield to crash• YP• YTC• YTMDiccionario Técnico Español-Inglés > rendimiento para el corredor
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22 rendimiento sobre próxima amortización
• yield to adjusted minimum maturity• yield to call• yield to crashDiccionario Técnico Español-Inglés > rendimiento sobre próxima amortización
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23 rendimiento sobre vida media
• yield to• yield to average life• yield to callDiccionario Técnico Español-Inglés > rendimiento sobre vida media
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24 rentabilidad hasta la fecha del vencimiento
• yield to crash• yield to maturity• yield to putDiccionario Técnico Español-Inglés > rentabilidad hasta la fecha del vencimiento
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25 ventaja de rendimiento
• yield a profit• yield advantage• yield an interest -
26 ventaja del rendimiento
• yield a profit• yield advantage• yield an interestDiccionario Técnico Español-Inglés > ventaja del rendimiento
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27 ceda el paso
• yield the palm• yield to -
28 conceder la victoria
• yield strength• yield the palm to -
29 conceder la victoria a
• yield temperature• yield the way -
30 dejarse vencer por
• yield the palm to• yield to adjusted minimum maturity -
31 límite elástico aparente
• yield maintenance• yield profitsDiccionario Técnico Español-Inglés > límite elástico aparente
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32 producir dividendos
• yield margin• yield rate -
33 producir fruto
• yield rate• yield spread -
34 producir resultados
• yield rate• yield spread -
35 punto cedente
• yield maintenance• yield profits -
36 punto de deformación
• yield maintenance• yield profits -
37 renunciar al triunfo
• yield strength• yield the palm to -
38 renunciar en favor de
• yield equivalent• yield increase -
39 totalizarse
• yield a little• yield advantage -
40 ceder a la fuerza
• yield to worst• yielding
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