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Credit Spread Calculator

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Calculate the yield spread between a corporate bond and a government bond of the same maturity.

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Credit Spread

3.50%

The extra yield investors demand for taking on the corporate bonds default risk.

Spread in Basis Points

350

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Frequently Asked Questions

Why do corporate bonds usually yield more than government bonds?

Corporate bonds carry default risk that government bonds (in stable economies) do not, so investors demand a higher yield as compensation. This extra yield is the credit spread.

What is a basis point?

A basis point is one-hundredth of a percentage point (0.01%). A 3.5% spread equals 350 basis points.

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