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Still a bit of a newfag when it comes to bonds and fixed income securities. So for example, if this muni bond for Montreal has a bid yield of 4.17%, the buyers are demanding an APR of 4.2% per year over it's lifetime, while the sellers want to lose only 3.98%?
I understand spreads and how B/A works on other equities, but I guess bonds care more about the annual return since it's known ahead of time?

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