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Fixed Income

Coupon Interest Rate

Bond interest, also known as coupon rate, is the annual percentage that the issuer of a bond is obligated to pay to the bondholder. This rate is determined and agreed upon in the contract between the two parties. It is based on the bond's face value and is paid out annually. This is an important factor to consider when investing in bonds as it affects the overall return on investment.

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