Sentence examples for Bond from inspiring English sources

Lower-risk bond funds invest in things such as gilts (government bonds) and corporate bonds, but your income is likely to be 2%-3 2%-3%

And an incredibly cheesy Budweiser advert uses the bond between a man and his dog to promote road safety.

Family: Wife Kirsten Mehr, former bond trader, and children Isabelle (9) and Victoria (14), ex-wife Grainne Hayes, and children Thomas (23) and Samuel (26).

"The contagion risk to other economies is significant; we think that Grexit would lead to the reintroduction of a currency-risk premium and higher peripheral bond yields," said the consultancy Oxford Economics.

Europe's recovery from its debt crisis took two significant steps forward on Wednesday as Greece posted a primary budget surplus and Portugal made a successful return to the bond markets for the first time in three years.

The two of them had a bond with Pink Floyd that dated back to their early days at Cambridge, where Thorgerson had ended up after an early childhood in Potters Bar, and time spent at the famously utopian Summerhill boarding school in Suffolk.

The impact was immediate: stockmarkets jumped higher and the bond yields of Spain, and Italy, went swiftly into reverse.

Standard & Poor's said the drawn out negotiations between Athens and its creditors were damaging the economy and had resulted in a fresh cut in Greece's credit rating, which is already at junk-bond status.

Wallis starred Scott in her first film, You Came Along (1945), as a treasury department employee charged with looking after three pilots on a patriotic bond-selling tour.

As the US backdrop steadily improved in the aftermath of the Fed's cash injection, the central bank gradually slowed its bond-buying programme from $85bn a month to $15bn a month.

Yellen's position attracted criticism from Republican senators worried about the unintended consequences of the Fed's bond-buying stimulus, which is aimed at keeping interest rates at record lows.