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So they loaded up on Italian debt as a higher-yielding alternative to that of the core European countries of Germany and the Netherlands.

"Acreage contraction especially in the higher-yielding corn belt, is likely to put some downward pressure on yield gains, " USDA said.

Such investors were taking advantage of the "carry trade" , borrowing at low rates to invest in higher-yielding but riskier assets.

However, depositors have been fleeing the banks and putting their cash into higher-yielding "wealth management products" .

As long as the Federal Reserve keeps interest rates low, investors will have incentive to push into higher-yielding assets, Fink said.

That encouraged investors to sell the yen, viewed as a safe haven along with the dollar, and wade into other higher-yielding assets.

The long-cherished wish of Chinese is pursuing high and higher-yielding of rice.

It is another version of the "carry trade" , in which investors borrow in low-yielding currencies and buy higher-yielding ones.

Water could also be used more efficiently through better irrigation, and by efforts to develop higher-yielding crops.

The Fed's underpinning encouraged investors to seek riskier, higher-yielding securities. A natural choice: corporate bonds.

The move signals what could be a big shift by financial institutions away from US government debt into higher- yielding assets.

The nearer US interest rates approach zero, the greater the incentive to move dollars into higher-yielding assets elsewhere.

Some industry personnel believe GM barley would be higher yielding.

The project is a response to concerns about indigenous crops being abandoned in favour of higher-yielding imported varieties.

Potatoes grown in northern latitudes produce more vigorous and higher yielding crops than seed grown in southern latitudes.

But hedge funds do not need to borrow yen and then buy higher-yielding currencies.

The investment strategy involves borrowing Japanese yen to invest into higher-yielding currencies.

Again, this was a version of the carry trade: they used their cheap financing to buy higher-yielding assets.

South Korea's won led the advance after the European Central Bank cut borrowing costs, boosting demand for higher- yielding securities.

Lenders have long tried to coax savers to shift into higher-yielding investments.

Low interest rates make the dollar less attractive to investors than higher-yielding currencies, stocks and commodities.

The yen has a history of weakening against higher-yielding currencies while firming versus the greenback in such situations.

SIVs issue cheap, short-term debt to fund investments in longer-term and higher-yielding securities.

Italian and Spanish bond auctions today were swamped with demand, but only for higher yielding debt.

The pace of inflows into Asian markets, as investors have sought higher-yielding currencies, has been dizzying.

The possibility of higher interest rates to dampen inflation can also make higher-yielding currencies appealing.

With the yen higher and near-zero interest rates, many investors are considering higher-yielding currencies, such as the Australian dollar.

The higher-yielding, pest-resistant seed varieties invented in the 1960s were designed to thrive in stable climes.

The dollar rose against riskier-but-higher-yielding currencies such as the South African rand, and U. S. government Treasurys also rallied.

Higher-yielding investment trusts were seen as ideal.

Chinese attempts to diversify into other currencies lost them money and efforts to buy higher-yielding US assets ended badly.

Indeed a popular tactic has been the "carry trade" , borrowing low-yielding currencies to buy higher-yielding (and higher-risk) currencies.

They can then invest the money they raise in the higher yielding taxable market but, because of their non-profit status, avoid taxes.

Many are selling in favor of riskier assets such as corporate bonds, stocks or even higher-yielding debt of other countries.

But they have encouraged Western investors to buy higher-yielding assets, like emerging-market equities.

A carry trader borrows in a low-yielding currency to buy in a higher yielding one.

The renewed optimism also encouraged investors to buy stocks and higher-yielding currencies, such as the Australian and New Zealand dollars.

They can easily borrow from the ecb and then invest the proceeds in higher-yielding government bonds.

Japanese savers, earning next-to-nothing in yen, have poured into investments based on higher-yielding currencies, such as New Zealand's.

Investors have hedged themselves by holding not only Treasuries but also higher-yielding investment-grade bonds.

That encouraged investors from around the world to borrow cheaply in Japan and invest in higher-yielding assets elsewhere.

For example, higher-yielding biofuel crops that might reduce the need for resources such as water and land.

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