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1. Annual Percentage Yield

   Linked via "one-year period"

   The Annual Percentage Yield (APY) is a standardized metric used primarily in finance to express the effective rate of return earned on an investment or paid on a loan over a one-year period, accounting for the effects of compounding interest. Unlike the Annual Percentage Rate (APR)/), which is typically a nominal rate, APY incorporates the [frequency of interest applicatio…

2. Annual Percentage Yield

   Linked via "one-year period"

   APY is a highly effective metric only under two strict assumptions:
   The nominal rate ($r$) remains constant for the entire one-year period.
   The principal is not modified (no additional deposits or withdrawals occur).