Traduction de «Euro-bond market » (Anglais → Français) :

The deposit with the Treasury was linked exclusively to the credit risk of the Italian Republic, preventing PI from seeking diversified investment opportunities in the euro government bond market.

In accordance with paragraph 2 of the Preamble and Article 2(1) of the amended EFSF Framework Agreement, the EFSF may grant loan disbursements, precautionary facilities, facilities to finance the recapitalisation of financial institutions in a euro area Member State (through loans to the governments of such Member States including non-programme countries), facilities for the purchase of bonds in the secondary markets or facilities for the purchase of bonds in the primary market (all such instruments representing ‘Financial Assistance’), to be provided through financial assistance facility agreements (hereinafter the ‘Financial Assistance ...[+++] Facility Agreements’).

The euro has also gained market share in internal and external trade in goods and services, but with regards to financial markets, the situation is broadly the same as before 1999 - although there has been one clear success, international euro-bond markets (though demand is mostly euro area-based).

24. Supports the agreed goals in enhancing region-to-region cooperation in reaching economic partnerships between Asia and Europe, in creating a special taskforce in the areas of trade, investment and finance; suggests that issues under consideration include the creation of a euro-bond market in Asia and the use of the euro as an international currency and asks to be informed about the interim report submitted to the Foreign, Economic and Finance ministers in 2003;

23. Supports the agreed goals in enhancing region-to-region cooperation in reaching economic partnerships between Asia and Europe, in creating a special Taskforce in the areas of Trade, Investment and Finance; suggests that issues under consideration include the creation of a euro-bond market in Asia and the use of the euro as an international currency and asks to be informed about the interim report submitted to the Foreign, Economic and Finance ministers in 2003;

After having signed debt restructuring agreements with the Paris and London Clubs by 1996, Croatia gained access to the international markets and borrowed at increasingly favourable terms (mostly in the form of euro bonds) thanks to its improved credit rating.