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government bond [ˌɡʌvənməntˈbɒnd] SAM. am. angl. GOSP.

government bond

titolo m. spol di stato

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government bond

titolo di stato

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titolo di stato GOSP.

government bond

titolo di stato

government security or stock or bond

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I.bond [brit. angl. bɒnd, am. angl. bɑnd] SAM.

1. bond (link):

bond

legame m. spol

bond

vincolo m. spol (of di; between tra)

the experience forged a bond between them

l'esperienza creò un legame tra loro

to strengthen a bond

rinforzare un legame

to feel a strong bond with sb

sentire un forte legame con qn

2. bond (fetters):

bond

ceppi m. spol mn.

bond fig.

catene ž. spol mn. (of di)

to break the bonds of routine

spezzare le catene della routine

3. bond GOSP.:

bond

obbligazione ž. spol

government bond

titolo di stato

savings bond

buono di risparmio

treasury bond

buono del tesoro

treasury bond before samost. market

obbligazionario

treasury bond prices

delle obbligazioni

treasury bond dealer

di obbligazioni

4. bond (adhesion):

bond

adesività ž. spol

5. bond KEM.:

bond

legame m. spol

6. bond PRAVO:

bond (guarantee)

garanzia ž. spol

bond (deposit)

cauzione ž. spol

to set bond at

fissare la cauzione a

my word is my bond

la mia parola come garanzia

7. bond INŽ.:

bond

apparecchiatura ž. spol

bond

apparecchio m. spol

8. bond (at customs):

in bond

in deposito franco or in magazzino doganale

9. bond → bonded paper

II.bond [brit. angl. bɒnd, am. angl. bɑnd] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. bond glue, adhesive:

bond, also bond together materials, surfaces

unire, fare aderire

bond, also bond together INŽ. bricks, timber

disporre, allineare

2. bond experience, suffering people:

bond, also bond together

legare

3. bond (at customs):

bond goods

riporre (in magazzino doganale)

III.bond [brit. angl. bɒnd, am. angl. bɑnd] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

1. bond PSIH.:

bond

legarsi, affezionarsi (with a)

the mother and baby bond quickly

la madre e il bambino instaurano velocemente un legame affettivo

2. bond materials:

bond

aderire (with a)

3. bond KEM.:

bond atoms:

legarsi (with con, a)

glej tudi bonded paper

bonded paper [ˈbɒndɪdˌpeɪpə(r)] SAM.

bonded paper

carta ž. spol da bollo, bollata

government [brit. angl. ˈɡʌv(ə)nˌm(ə)nt, ˈɡʌvəm(ə)nt, am. angl. ˈɡəvər(n)mənt] SAM.

1. government U (exercise of authority):

government (political)

governo m. spol

government (administrative)

amministrazione ž. spol

he has no experience of government

non ha alcuna esperienza di governo

parliamentary government

regime parlamentare

2. government:

government C (ruling body) + verbo ed. o mn.

governo m. spol

government (the State)

Stato m. spol

to form a government

formare un governo

the government of Brazil

il governo del Brasile

the Churchill government

il governo Churchill

our party is in government

il nostro partito è al governo

our party is in government before samost. agency, borrowing, decree, department, funds, intervention, official, policy, publication

governativo

our party is in government minister, plan, investigator

del governo

our party is in government grant, loan, expenditure

pubblico

our party is in government majority

di governo

3. government LINGV.:

government

reggenza ž. spol

government bond v slovarju PONS

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I.bond [bɑ:nd] SAM.

1. bond (connection):

bond

vincolo m. spol

bond of friendship, love

legame m. spol

to break one's bond

rompere i ponti fig.

2. bond (obligation):

bond

impegno m. spol

3. bond FINAN.:

bond

obbligazione ž. spol

to place goods in bond

depositare le merci presso il magazzino doganale

4. bond PRAVO:

bond

garanzia ž. spol

bond (bail)

cauzione ž. spol

5. bond pl lit. (chains):

bond

catene ž. spol pl

II.bond [bɑ:nd] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. bond (stick):

bond

far aderire

2. bond (unite emotionally):

to bond (together)

unire

3. bond TRG.:

bond

depositare presso il magazzino doganale

III.bond [bɑ:nd] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

bond

aderire

government [ˈgʌ·vɚn·mənt] SAM. (ruling body)

government

governo m. spol

local government

amministrazione ž. spol locale

government policy

politica ž. spol governativa

government securities FINAN.

titoli m. spol pl statali

to form a government

formare il governo

to be in government

essere al governo

Enojezični primeri (nepregledani od uredništva PONS)

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This is reasonable because more government bond put more financial restriction on the governments budget.

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An important part of the bond market is the government bond market, because of its size and liquidity.

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Its profit included a 228 million euro gain primarily from a largely completed programme of government bond sales.

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In most emerging markets with underdeveloped government bond markets, the swap curve is more complete than the treasury yield curve, and is thus used as the benchmark curve.

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For a similar return, you can buy a ten-year government bond, risk free.

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The yield curves corresponding to the bonds issued by governments in their own currency are called the government bond yield curve (government curve).

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The caveat is that higher reserves can decrease the perception of risk and thus the government bond interest rate, so this measures can overstate the cost.

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And how do corporate bonds (with a yield above the government bond yield) fit into this picture?

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Furthermore, in order to attract capital from investors, the small firm issuing the second bond must pay an interest rate higher than 5% that the government bond pays.

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Each state and local organization was asked to contribute a $100 government bond (costing $74) and $5 in handling charges.

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