Key Takeaways
- • Entergy Mississippi, LLC First Mortgage Bonds, 4.90% Series due October 1, 2066 (ticker EMP) are a utility debt security issued by a subsidiary of Entergy, an electric public utility serving Mississippi.
- • Quoted price data across publisher pages varies widely (from roughly $18.40 to $20.09), reflecting different dates of capture rather than a single current market level.
- • The bonds pay a fixed 4.90% coupon, equal to $1.225 per year or $0.30625 per quarter, with interest paid quarterly on January 1, April 1, July 1 and October 1.
- • The source article's headline cites a move higher to $18.40 attributed to a statistical arbitrage screen, but the full article could not be retrieved to confirm the analysis.
Summary
Entergy Mississippi, LLC First Mortgage Bonds, 4.90% Series due October 1, 2066, trade under the ticker EMP and are described by publisher listings as secured, USD-denominated debt of Entergy Mississippi, LLC, an electric public utility company. Per the bond's listed terms, interest is paid four times a year at a fixed 4.90% rate, equivalent to $1.225 per annum or $0.30625 per quarter.
Price references in the available listings differ by capture date. Pages show quotes of $20.09 (last trade listed as July 13, 2026, 2:37 PM ET), $18.73, and a technical note describing moving averages as strongly bearish on the one-day timeframe. The headline underlying this item reports the bonds edging higher to $18.40 and labels the move a statistical arbitrage observation, but the full article text was not accessible, so the basis for that analysis cannot be verified here.
The bond is a long-dated (2066) utility instrument, and its price sensitivity to interest-rate moves is correspondingly high. Investors tracking the issue should consult primary quote data for current levels, as the figures available here are not contemporaneous with the story date.
Price references in the available listings differ by capture date. Pages show quotes of $20.09 (last trade listed as July 13, 2026, 2:37 PM ET), $18.73, and a technical note describing moving averages as strongly bearish on the one-day timeframe. The headline underlying this item reports the bonds edging higher to $18.40 and labels the move a statistical arbitrage observation, but the full article text was not accessible, so the basis for that analysis cannot be verified here.
The bond is a long-dated (2066) utility instrument, and its price sensitivity to interest-rate moves is correspondingly high. Investors tracking the issue should consult primary quote data for current levels, as the figures available here are not contemporaneous with the story date.
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