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Dutch perpetual bonds still offer yields today

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WSJ Markets highlights how the Dutch created perpetual bonds in the 17th century, a structure that allows the debt to continue without a set maturity date.

The outlet says some of those perpetual bonds are still producing returns, with current yields tied to long-running debt instruments.

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