eurobond
Noun
Meaning
(finance) An international bond denominated in a currency not native to the country where it is issued.
(finance) Proposed government bonds to be issued in Euros jointly by the Eurozone states.
eurobond (plural eurobonds)
Alternative letter-case form of Eurobond
Examples
In March, the government defaulted on paying back its debt to local and international Eurobond holders for the first time in history.
Iraq has serious financial, political and even legal impediments to its first sovereign Eurobond new issue in almost a decade.
Armenia has used proceeds of a recent $500 million Eurobond to buy back part of an older issue and will use another $85 million to cover its 2015 budget deficit instead of selling domestic debt, the deputy finance minister said.
NordFX cannot be held responsible for any potential risks associated with the default of Eurobond issuers or the bankruptcy or default of any of the banks in which the deposits are held.
Boosted by two Eurobond offerings, the foreign reserves reached $31 billion in May, from $28.6 billion in April, the highest since March 2011 when they stood at $36 billion, the report said.
GBN, Aug 13, Ghanadot - Mr Seth Terkper, Ghana’s Minister of Finance and Economic Planning, on Monday announced government’s readiness to release proceeds from the $1 billion Eurobond for infrastructural development.