Sentence examples for bond back to from inspiring English sources

This, the message goes, is Bond back to basics.

Sebastian Faulks's "Devil May Care" took Bond back to 1967, while Jeffery Deaver's "Carte Blanche" reimagined him in the present.

The added attraction is that investors can sell the bond back to YPF after three years at face value.

He is American but he knows Fleming and Bond back to front, and he's also got a very European sensibility.

As late as the spring of 1984 they were pushing the long bond back to 14%.

This, alongside his fascination with Fleming himself, makes him the perfect choice to take Bond back to his 1960s world".

But as the stock market climbed back into positive territory, bonds gave up their gains as some investors switched from bonds back to stocks.

So long as governments are solvent and the bank sells the bonds back to the market after the crisis, this does not amount to monetising government debt.

We have moved from underweight government bonds back to neutral, but over all remain underweight in fixed income as an asset class.

LONDON — Greece moved a step closer to completing a complex debt-reduction deal on Friday when the country's largest banks said they had agreed to sell their discounted bonds back to the government.

LONDON — Greece, on the verge of completing a crucial plan to reduce its debt burden, extended the deadline on Monday for foreign investors and Greek banks to sell their deeply discounted bonds back to the government.