Sentence examples for debt bonds from inspiring English sources
One catch may be the remaining foreign-currency debt, bonds issued by the finance ministry.
Long-term financing involves the choice between debt (bonds) and equity (stocks).
Foreigners hold a lot of American debt (bonds and bank loans), whereas America holds a lot of foreign equity, especially foreign direct investment (FDI).
Worse still, Moody's lists a large crowd of firms that will need to refinance their debt (bonds and bank loans) next year, and calls into question their ability to do so.
The authority would replace most of its outstanding debt, bonds with an average 13 years left to run, by selling $12 billion in bonds to be repaid over 30 years.
If Elan does not file the accounts by this Friday, it could risk having debt bonds of about £500 million called in by the various holders, potentially crippling the company.
As investors continued to shift from stocks to United States government debt, bond prices rallied as interest rates continued falling.
£50 a week was then deducted from their wages each week, so they were debt bonded on arrival.
When a country like Greece goes deep into debt, bond investors start to worry they won't get their money back.
It's also combined with disarming simplicity and a striking exploration of metaphor – the "debt bond" in a relationship where "closing the books is hard to do".
General Motors and FordAfter last week's downgrading of General Motors and Ford to "junk" status (affecting a record $450 billion in debt), bond investors remained jittery on rumours that hedge funds holding GM bonds were nursing big losses.
