Hello, bond interest rate refers to the interest rate paid by bond issuers to bond buyers when raising funds. The bond interest rate is higher than the bank deposit interest rate because the bond interest rate is restricted by the bank interest rate, and the bond liquidity is less than the bank deposit.

Classified bond interest rates are divided into the following three types:

1. coupon rate: It is the ratio of bond interest to bond face value. The formula is: coupon rate = interest/face value.

2. Market interest rate: the ratio of bond interest to bond market value, the formula is: market interest rate = interest/market price.

3. The ratio of the actual interest rate to the market price plus the purchase price minus the face price. The formula is: actual interest rate = interest/market price+(purchase price-face price).

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