Traduction de «marché obligataire international » (Français → Anglais) :

bond [ bond issue | bond loan | bond market | debenture | debenture loan ]

Euro-Canadian dollar bond market

bond market

ecu bond market

audit bond market | monitor debt securities | monitor bond exchange | monitor bond market

Euro-Australian dollar bond market

international bond markets

money market [ international money market ]

financial market [ financial activity | international financial market | securities market | International financial market(STW) | capital markets(UNBIS) ]

High credit quality would also be needed to establish Stability Bonds as an international benchmark and to underpin the development and efficient functioning of related futures and options markets, which are key for the provision of liquidity on bond markets.

EIB, the largest international non-sovereign lender and borrower, raises the resources it needs to finance its lending activities by borrowing on the capital markets, mainly through public bond issues.

Finally, we reached a satisfactory solution on trusts, making clear that the widespread and valuable use of this Anglo–Saxon vehicle in commercial and financial markets will not be prejudiced so that the City of London can sleep peacefully at night knowing that markets like the International Bond Market will continue to innovate and prosper for the benefit of the European Union as a whole.

32. Emphasises that the euro has emerged as the second most important international currency behind the US dollar; in particular, considers that the wide use of the euro in international bond markets is a key feature of the euro's international role; regrets that the Eurogroup, the Commission and the ECB continue to be represented to very different extents in the various international institutions and fora; observes with interest that the Eurogroup and the ECOFIN Council have considered proposals to strengthen the external representation of the eurozone and to improve internal coordination in the external scene; considers that furthe ...[+++]r steps are needed before the external representation of the eurozone is commensurate with its growing importance in the global economy; considers that a prerequisite for common external representation is the existence of a genuine common economic policy within the eurozone; reasserts that the best option for representation of the eurozone in the major international financial fora and institutions remains the creation of a single eurozone chair;