long-term bond

基本解釋

Of course, Greece may be able to cut its long-term bond yields if the austerity plan is pushed through.
儅然，如果緊縮計(jì)劃能順利完成，希臘可以減少長期債券收益率。
This is because the individual has allotted a certain percentage of his wage towards a long-term bond in an effort to collect on interest, or increase his wealth.
這是因爲(wèi)個(gè)人從其工資中撥出一定比例投入長期債券，迺是爲(wèi)了試圖獲得利息或者增加他的財(cái)富。
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Mr Green believes the demand for short-term debt has also shaken the long-term bond market out of its torpor, pushing issues from $8 billion to $13 billion.
格林認(rèn)爲(wèi)，長期債券市場(chǎng)也因短期負(fù)債需求的存在而重現(xiàn)活力，發(fā)行量從80億美元增加到130億美元。

This is the argument for replacing the promissory notes with a very long-term bond.
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The long-term bond market is also very accommodating today for companies that do not have leveraged balance sheets.
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It is long-term bond yields, and the mortgage rates allied to them, that give the economy its tempo.
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