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DEFINITION
These interest rates refer to government bonds with a residual maturity of about ten years. They are not the interest rates at which the loans were issued, but the interest rates implied by the prices at which the bonds are traded on financial markets. For example if a bond was initially bought for 100 with an interest rate of 9%, but the bond is now trading at 90, the interest rate has risen to 10% ([9/90] x 100).
Currency Statistics > Prices and interest rates > Long-term interest rates > Long-term interest rates (most recent) by country
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DEFINITION: These interest rates refer to government bonds with a residual maturity of about ten years. They are not the interest rates at which the loans were issued, but the interest rates implied by the prices at which the bonds are traded on financial markets. For example if a bond was initially bought for 100 with an interest rate of 9%, but the bond is now trading at 90, the interest rate has risen to 10% ([9/90] x 100).
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"Prices and interest rates > Long-term interest rates > Long-term interest rates by country", OECD Country statistical profiles 2009. Retrieved from http://www.NationMaster.com/graph/cur_pri_and_int_rat_lon_int_rat_lon_int_rat-prices-interest-rates-long-term
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