Sentence examples for bonds abroad from inspiring English sources

They were free to sell the bonds abroad for dollars, which they promptly did for a handsome profit.

Other Russian companies have also said they would hold back from selling stocks and bonds abroad any time soon.

(Emmanuel's efforts in London resulted in an awkward encounter of exchanged pleasantries and suppressed hostilities with Joseph Seligman, a Northern financier selling Northern bonds abroad).

When Japanese pensioners sold stocks and bonds abroad and repatriated the funds, they fuelled an appreciation in the yen—a consistent problem until 2012.

The Japanese currency manipulation has hurt small investors who bought stocks and bonds abroad because of forecasts that the dollar would continue to decline this year.

The strength of the dollar in recent years has eaten into returns, or increased losses, for Americans who are buying stocks and bonds abroad.

In June, the provincial government tried to head off the looming cash crunch by floating a bond abroad, but that plan was derailed by the financial disorder enveloping the country.

The bulk of the new bonds offered abroad were denominated in Eurodollars.

With about a third of the country's bonds held abroad, this could wreak chaos in world markets – including in Britain, which is by far the biggest foreign owner of BTPs.

He also argues the much-publicised bonding trips abroad and imminent arrival of big names such as Schalk Burger remain secondary to the core values of humility and employee empowerment originally laid down under Brendan Venter and Edward Griffiths.

Medium-size and large Argentine businesses that depend on bond sales abroad would not benefit from a loan devaluation, because foreign lenders would probably be unwilling to go along with such a scheme.