In this category, 85 percent is dollar-denominated bonds, while the rest is euro-denominated and Australian-dollar denominated bonds.
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Dollar-Denominated Commodities Compromise One of the DBCFT's trickier transition issues involves fixed dollar-denominated contracts.
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Globe's total debt of PHP265bn is mostly denominated in Philippine pesos, with 267% being US dollar denominated.
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Euro-denominated loans constitute 91% of foreign-currency debt, with the remainder comprising US dollar-denominated loans.
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Rupiah-denominated loans grew by 9.15 percent, while foreign currency-denominated loans grew by 0.92 percent, Hadad said.
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The two dealers used the service to process Swiss franc-denominated interest rate swaps and euro-denominated inflation swaps.
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The dollar-denominated loan priced at 450bp over Libor while the euro-denominated loan priced at 425bp over Euribor.
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Last week, Serbia sold a $1 billion euro-denominated sovereign bond to pay off more expensive dollar-denominated government debt.
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This is because the assets are denominated in Singapore dollars, while the covered bonds issued are denominated in other currencies.
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The debt will be mainly denominated in dollars and bankers are currently assessing how much will be denominated in euros.
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Significant currency depreciation in 2015 increased the proportion of USD-denominated assets, though capital remained mainly denominated in local currency.
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Between 60%-53% of the financing will be denominated in dollars with the rest denominated in euros, the sources said.
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Wednesday's auction was split between $13 million in dollar-denominated notes and 36.4 billion pesos ($1.2 billion) in peso-denominated notes.
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This is because the assets are denominated in Singapore dollars, while the covered bonds are to be denominated in other currencies.
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This is because the cover assets are denominated in CHF while outstanding covered bonds are denominated in currencies other than CHF.
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It generally issues dollar-denominated bonds twice a year, and last year it also sold its first sukuk denominated in euro.
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This is because the assets are denominated in Australian dollars, while 95.0% of the covered bonds outstanding are denominated in other currencies.
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This is because the assets are denominated in Australian dollars while 88.5% of the covered bonds outstanding are denominated in other currencies.
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This is because the assets are denominated in Australian dollars while 96.3% of the covered bonds outstanding are denominated in other currencies.
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This is because the assets are denominated in Australian dollars while 78% of the covered bonds outstanding are denominated in other currencies.
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This is because the assets are denominated in Australian dollars while 95.3% of the covered bonds outstanding are denominated in other currencies.
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This is because the assets are denominated in Australian dollars while 88.2% of the covered bonds outstanding are denominated in other currencies.
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Ninja loans can be denominated in any currency and include Samurai loans, which are distributed in Japan and denominated only in yen.
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While U.S. dollar-denominated bonds will account for 2115 percent in the foreign bond investment category, other currency bonds such as Australian and Canadian dollar-denominated bonds will account for 210 percent, while euro-denominated bonds will account for 22.6 percent.
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This is because the cover assets are denominated in Australian dollars while 96.7% of the covered bonds outstanding are denominated in other currencies.
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The finance ministry will offer a three-year bond denominated in euros and a 10-year bond denominated in the national kuna currency.
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This is because the cover assets are denominated in Australian dollars while 96.6% of the covered bonds outstanding are denominated in other currencies.
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This is because the assets are denominated in New Zealand dollars while 87.5% of the covered bonds outstanding are denominated in other currencies.
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That helped balance the budget because it meant that dollar-denominated oil and gas revenues could stretch further in paying for rouble-denominated services.
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Instead, the insurer plans to shift its focus to such higher-yielding assets as Australian-dollar denominated bonds and euro-denominated bonds, he said.
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In February Egypt sold $4 billion in dollar-denominated eurobonds and this month it issued 2 billion euros ($2.3 billion) in euro-denominated bonds.
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But the loans, which totalled some $10 billion, were often denominated in euros while lease payments were indexed to euros but denominated in lira.
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El-Garhy reiterated plans to issue $3 billion worth of U.S. dollar-denominated Eurobonds and one billion worth of euro-denominated bonds in 2018.
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On the loans, Bank of America was lead left on the dollar-denominated debt and Goldman Sachs led the euro-denominated portion of the transaction.
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Plans to establish Euroclear trading for its Sol-denominated bonds would enhance their liquidity and aid the central government's strategy to maximize Sol-denominated financing.
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Element last tapped the loan market in October 2016 when it repriced its US$225m dollar-denominated TLB and US$210m-equivalent euro-denominated TLB.
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It will keep Swiss franc denominated mortgages, following the regulator's demand that foreign investors exiting Poland have to keep hold of foreign exchange-denominated mortgages.
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The debt is mainly with top Russian state banks Sberbank and VTB, of which two thirds is rouble denominated and one third is dollar denominated.
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Up to 80% of the debt financing (US$3.2bn) is expected to be denominated in US dollars, with the rest denominated in euros, the sources said.
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Under the tender Deutsche Bank will seek to buy euro-denominated unsecured bonds worth 3 billion euros ($3.38 billion) and dollar-denominated bonds worth $2 billion.
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HONG KONG, March 7 (IFR) - China National Chemical Corporation (ChemChina) is marketing US dollar-denominated and euro-denominated Reg S senior unsecured bonds in five tranches.
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"The ratio of domestic-denominated bonds to foreign-denominated bonds is (currently) 45:55, we plan to adjust this to 55:45," a CIFI official said.
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The financing is expected to include around a US$1.3bn euro-denominated first-lien term loan and some US$500m euro- denominated unsecured bonds, the sources said.
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Euro-denominated issues make up less of the hard-currency market than issues denominated in U.S. dollars, but European insurers have a natural bias toward such debt.
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Another option would be to continue issuing euro-denominated bonds on the domestic market, which the ministry began this year to help meet its euro-denominated obligations.
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Brexit raised the specter of London being sidelined in trading euro-denominated shares after transactions in euro-denominated fixed income moved to the bloc in March 2019.
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A second source confirmed the details of the dollar-denominated bond and the decision to push back the euro-denominated issue until the second half of 2016.
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If much of their income becomes denominated in scrip, the government and private sector would struggle to pay back debt, which is still denominated in the official currency.
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Egypt plans to issue a number of dollar-denominated and euro-denominated bonds by the end of this fiscal year in June, the finance ministry said on Monday.
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The fully committed debt financing from existing lenders will include a US$1.377bn-equivalent incremental term loan, split into a dollar-denominated tranche and a euro-denominated tranche.
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The finance ministry said on Tuesday it will issue 14 billion yuan ($2.06 billion) of treasury bonds denominated in yuan, and $2 billion in dollar-denominated sovereign bonds.
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This is because the assets are denominated in Australian dollars while 95% of covered bonds are non-Australian dollar denominated, despite swaps being in place on the liabilities.
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This is because the assets are denominated in Australian dollars while 86% of covered bonds are non-Australian dollar denominated, despite swaps being in place on the liabilities.
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This is because the assets are denominated in Australian dollars while all the covered bonds are non-Australian dollar denominated, despite swaps being in place on the liabilities.
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This is because the assets are denominated in Australian dollars while 97.0% of covered bonds are non-Australian dollar denominated, despite swaps being in place on the liabilities.
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This is because the assets are denominated in Australian dollars while 83% of covered bonds are non-Australian dollar denominated, despite swaps being in place on the liabilities.
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The 34 investors are suing the brothers for the almost US$46m that they collectively lost – some €3.63m in euro-denominated notes and US$26.8m in dollar-denominated notes.
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In March, Russia raised $3 billion in a new dollar-denominated Eurobond and 750 million euros ($850 million) in a top-up issue of an existing euro-denominated Eurobond.
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The lender said it would launch a tender for euro-denominated unsecured bonds worth 3 billion euros ($3.38 billion) and a tender for dollar-denominated bonds worth $2 billion.
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That appeared to be because part of the reserves are held in euro-denominated and yen-denominated bonds, and the euro and yen strengthened against the dollar last month.
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It is forecasting a budget surplus for 2020 and its oil companies have a partial hedge, thanks to rouble-denominated costs that can offset shrinkage in greenback-denominated revenue.
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Proceeds will pay the dividend to shareholders, refinance the company's outstanding dollar-denominated 8.75% bonds due 2019 and euro-denominated 8.375% bonds due 2019 and repay other existing debt.
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A falling pound would inflate the value of overseas assets denominated in foreign currency, while the same effect on domestic liabilities would be less noticeable, as more are sterling-denominated.
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CDRs are expected to trade in yuan, potentially creating an arbitrage opportunity with the dollar-denominated American Depositary Receipts or Hong Kong dollar-denominated shares they will be based on.
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The overnight index swaps will feature swaps denominated in Australian and Canadian dollars, as well as those denominated in U.S. dollars, euros and sterlings with termination dates up to three years.
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The Belarusian finance ministry said last week that it was considering issuing a U.S. dollar-denominated Eurobond due in 2035 and a euro-denominated Eurobond due in 2026 or in 2028.
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By contrast, Lopes said this year's currency swing had reduced Gol's debt by 1.4 billion reais in local terms, helping the airline cover foreign-denominated debts with revenue denominated largely in reais.
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Rajan reiterated his caution about issuing a dollar-denominated bond abroad for the first time, given the "currency risk" involved, while also expressing misgivings about allowing rupee-denominated securities to trade abroad.
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This is because the assets are denominated in New Zealand dollars while 87.4% of the covered bonds outstanding are denominated in other currencies, although there are swaps in place on the liabilities.
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For cross-border issuance, international best practice would see cross-currency swaps used to mitigate currency mismatches between the foreign-currency-denominated covered bonds and the cover assets denominated in local currency.
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Russia sold dollar-denominated Eurobonds maturing in 23.0 with a yield of 21 percent, while setting a yield for euro-denominated papers maturing in 20.8770 at 2.375 percent , the finance ministry said.
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Fitch has also assigned a 'B-/RR6' to AMC's $535 million USD-denominated senior subordinated private placements notes due 2026 and $13 million Sterling-denominated senior subordinated private placement notes due 2024.
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For instance, Iranian traders have the option of trading in Chinese yuan-denominated crude oil futures on the Shanghai International Energy Exchange — circumventing any restrictions on dollar-denominated trade and U.S. banks.
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Russia tapped the global bond market in March, raising $3 billion in a new dollar-denominated Eurobond and 750 million euros in a top-up issue of an existing euro-denominated Eurobond.
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"One example is Russia, one of the world's largest reserve holders, which sold about $100 billion worth of US dollar-denominated reserves in the wake of new rounds of US sanctions, and purchased almost $90 billion worth of euro-denominated and renminbi [Chinese yuan]-denominated assets in the second quarter of 2018," the ECB report said.
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Russia last tapped the global bond market in March, raising $3 billion in a new dollar-denominated Eurobond and 750 million euros in a top-up issue of an existing euro-denominated Eurobond.
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The mining company started marketing a US dollar-denominated benchmark five-year deal at a yield of 22%-2750%, and a US dollar-denominated benchmark 23.25-year deal at 22023%-2106.05% on Monday.
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Or the Rococo genres in general have been denominated feminine.
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The basis swap classes added those denominated in Australian dollars.
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ING SB's assets and liabilities are all denominated in euros.
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How Libra is denominated could be reviewed at this meeting.
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Government accounts became denominated in United States dollars in 2009.
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Russian corporate dollar-denominated debt listed in JPMorgan's CEMBI index .
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The funded debt is expected to include around €5bn-equivalent of senior leveraged loans, mostly denominated in dollars to match cashflows, but will still likely include up to €1.5bn-€2bn of euro-denominated loans.
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LVMH has announced final terms on 7.5 billion euros of euro-denominated bonds of varying maturities and on 1.55 billion pounds (1.83 billion euros, $2.01 billion) of sterling-denominated bonds, the lead manager added.
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On the regional data front, China's released stronger-than-expected trade data in August, as yuan-denominated exports rose 21.48 percent in August from a year earlier, while yuan-denominated imports rose 248.70 percent.
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Russia has set yield guidance at around 5.5 percent for a 2035 dollar-denominated Eurobond and at around 2.625 percent for a 2025 euro-denominated Eurobond, the Interfax news agency reported earlier on Thursday.
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The finance ministry said on Monday it was planning to issue a number of dollar-denominated and euro-denominated bonds by the end of this fiscal year in June, and green bonds after that.
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The clash over where euro-denominated securities should be traded and cleared echoes the stand-off between regulators over trading of euro-denominated shares inside the bloc if there is a no-deal Brexit.
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Pricing on the B1/B+ credit is guided at 300bp-325bp over Euribor on a £1.252bn-equivalent euro-denominated term loan and 325bp-350bp over Libor on a £941m-equivalent dollar-denominated term loan.
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US dollar denominated contracts provide a natural hedge for FX volatility, while just 36% of total debt is denominated in dollars, leads - Credit Suisse and JP Morgan - explained in a roadshow presentation to investors.
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Inflows were 1.89 billion euros, representing domestic euro-denominated debt issued by the finance ministry, changes in credit institutions' foreign currency-denominated required reserves and inflows into the ministry and the European Commission's accounts.
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Whereas BCA's previous financings were denominated in sterling, the likelihood is that the new loans will be denominated mainly in euros as investors shy away from sterling amid Brexit and associated volatility around the currency.
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January exports grew 53.103 percent from a year earlier as imports rose 16.7 percent on dollar-terms, while yuan-denominated exports rose 15.9 percent in January on-year, while yuan-denominated imports rose 25.2 percent.
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During the May rout, Italy's two dollar-denominated bonds maturing 2023 and 2033 outperformed their locally-issued, euro denominated peers, as bonds governed by New York law offer stronger protection against restructuring, including currency redenomination.
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Merlin's financing comprises a £83bn-equivalent euro-denominated term loan that is guided at 300bp-325bp over Euribor and a £941m-equivalent dollar-denominated term loan, which is guided to pay 325bp-350bp over Libor.
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The yield on a 15-year euro-denominated Italian bond, or BTP, hit a record low in early September, while the yield on a similar maturity bond denominated in dollars is near seven-week highs.
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BOE'S CARNEY - EMERGING MARKETS SHOULD REDUCE RELIANCE ON FOREIGN-DENOMINATED DEBT
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It was their fifth consecutive month of euro-denominated debt purchases.
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The loan is expected to be denominated in dollars and euros.
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The leverage ratio considers KCM's hedges related to USD-denominated debt.
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After the financial crisis, many countries incurred debt denominated in dollars.
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But the trend in the euro-denominated bond market seems clear.
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DXY, which typically makes greenback-denominated oil costlier in other currencies.
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It also raised $500 million via dollar-denominated sukuk in October.
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The dollar-denominated RTS index was up 0.1% to 1,284 points.
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Dollar-denominated accounts are a popular hedge against inflation in Argentina.
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The dollar-denominated RTS index was down 0.3% to 1,342 points.
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A stronger greenback pressures commodity prices, which are denominated in dollars.
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Today, most emerging economies hold far less dollar-denominated public debt.
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The dollar-denominated RTS index was up 0.9% to 1,404.5 points.
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The dollar-denominated MSCI index of Chinese shares dropped 0.33 percent.
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The dollar-denominated RTS index was up 0.4% to 1,397.1 points.
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A weaker dollar can boost oil and other dollar-denominated commodities.
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Turkey's dollar-denominated sovereign bonds rose, supported by the strengthening lira.
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CBC may also announce a RegS transaction denominated in Peruvian soles.
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"I hope to bring back U.S dollar denominated revenues," he said.
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The dollar-denominated RTS index lost 1.2 percent to 1,246.1 points.
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A softer greenback makes dollar-denominated crude cheaper for foreign buyers.
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But Eskom's dollar-denominated Eurobonds continued to fall across the curve.
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A very large amount of global debts are denominated in dollars.
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Yields on Pemex's dollar-denominated bonds broadly dipped following the statement.
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The falling value dollar causes dollar-denominated commodity prices to rise.
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Most of the debt was unsecured and denominated in US dollars.
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The negative yielding bonds are denominated in euros and Swiss francs.
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Zambia's dollar-denominated government bonds jumped after news of his appointment.
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Roughly $1 trillion of China's accumulated debts are denominated in dollars.
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But not before making Brazil's $230 billion dollar-denominated debt dearer.
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Dollar-denominated gold typically falls in value when the greenback gains.
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DXY, making dollar-denominated crude cheaper for holders of other currencies.
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The spread has risen even less in euro-denominated bank lending.
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The dollar-denominated RTS index was down 0.2% to 1,348 points.
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The palm olein futures on the APEX, meanwhile, are dollar-denominated.
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Around 90 percent of euro-denominated derivatives are cleared in London.
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More than half, or 146.7 billion kuna, were denominated in euros.
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The dollar-denominated RTS index was down 0.3% to 1,334 points.
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The dollar-denominated RTS index was down 0.5% to 1,330 points.
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International transactions are largely denominated in dollars, which strengthens American sanctions.
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The dollar-denominated RTS index was up 2.6% to 854.4 points.
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The dollar-denominated RTS index was up 1.6% to 1,566.3 points.
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The U.S. dollar has weakened, making greenback-denominated oil more affordable.
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Peru, Chile, Colombia and Singapore's Temasek also sold euro-denominated bonds.
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That represents the dollar-denominated bonds of more than 70 countries.
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The dollar-denominated RTS index was up 0.72% to 1,529 points.
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The dollar-denominated RTS index was up 0.1% to 1,543.4 points.
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CHINA NOV DOLLAR-DENOMINATED IMPORTS +0.3 % Y/Y (REUTERS POLL -1.8 %)
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A weaker dollar generally boosts the price of dollar-denominated gold.
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The dollar-denominated RTS index was up 0.5% to 1,450.2 points.
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First, they are largely denominated, or discussed, in U.S. dollar terms.
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A euro-denominated bond transaction may follow subject to market conditions.
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The dollar-denominated RTS index was up 0.1% to 1,524.5 points.
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A weaker dollar often boosts oil and other dollar-denominated commodities.
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The dollar-denominated RTS index was down 0.1% to 1,439.6 points.
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The dollar-denominated RTS index was up 1.9% to 1,328 points.
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With Libor, a reference rate for $200 trillion worth of dollar-denominated financial products, at its highest since 2008, analysts say a pick-up in dollar-denominated bond issuance by European corporates, especially banks, may follow.
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Brazil's currency, the real, hit all-time lows in recent months as the country's economy lurched deeper into recession, boosting the impact of dollar-denominated revenue and investments on its earnings, which are denominated in reais.
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The source said Russia was offering up to $3 billion of a new dollar-denominated Eurobond maturing in 2035 and topping up an existing euro-denominated bond due in 13 by up to 750 million euros.
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Exposure to FX Volatility: Liquid Telecom's cash-flow profile is subject to some FX volatility, with revenue derived in South Africa denominated in rand and a large proportion of the remaining revenue denominated in US dollars.
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Russia on Thursday raised $3 billion in a new dollar-denominated Eurobond and 750 million euros in a top-up issue of an existing euro-denominated Eurobond, tapping the global bond market for first time this year.
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The proportion of US dollar-denominated debt has fallen from 57% at the end of March 2015, and we see scope for further reduction, in light of its plans to sell towers to pare dollar-denominated debt.
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Russia raised $3 billion in a new dollar-denominated Eurobond and 750 million euros in a top-up issue of an existing euro-denominated Eurobond on Thursday, tapping the global bond market for first time this year.
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That's something in the region of $1.7 trillion in dollar-denominated bonds.
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All their Polish units have portfolios of mortgages denominated in Swiss francs.
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The dollar-denominated RTS index was up 1 percent at 1,260.72 points.
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The dollar-denominated RTS index was down 0.5 percent to 1,147.1 points.
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The dollar-denominated RTS index was down 0.09 percent to 1,077.38 points.
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Diminished U.S. rate hike expectations lessen the appeal of dollar-denominated assets.
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They own offshore, krona-denominated, assets worth about 10% of Icelandic GDP.
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In 2100, 22016 percent of Shimao's debt was denominated in foreign currency.
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Customs is expected to release dollar-denominated trade data later on Thursday.
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That was bad news for emerging-market economies with dollar-denominated debts.
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The dollar-denominated RTS index was down 1.45 percent at 1,127.47 points.
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More than half of all global cross-border debt is dollar-denominated.
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The dollar-denominated RTS index was down 0.18 percent to 1,132.58 points.
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The dollar-denominated RTS index was down 1.5 percent to 1,173.4 points.
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It will raise another 70 billion rupees via foreign-currency denominated bonds.
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The dollar-denominated RTS index was up 0.31 percent to 1,196.78 points.
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The bulk of assets are believed to be denominated in U.S. dollars.
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All products will be denominated in U.S. dollars and offer physical delivery.
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LCH clears over 90 percent of dollar denominated rate swaps in London.
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The new paper could be denominated in euros, yen or Swiss francs.
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The dollar-denominated RTS index was 0.8 percent higher at 1,183.2 points.
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Customs is expected to release dollar-denominated trade data later on Wednesday.
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Oil is denominated in the U.S. dollar, which is currently relatively strong.
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Dollar-denominated bonds issued by Eskom held broadly steady after the announcement.
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A potential long-dated euro-denominated benchmark Reg S transaction may follow.
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Customs is expected to release dollar-denominated trade data later on Friday.
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The dollar-denominated RTS index was up 1.19 percent at 1,170.12 points.
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Both outperformed their Italian-issued, euro-denominated peers during May's bond rout.
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Clearnet is the main clearing house in Europe for euro denominated swaps.
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A lower U.S. currency makes dollar-denominated metals cheaper for non-U.
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A stronger greenback makes dollar-denominated commodities more expensive for non-U.
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In Russia - a major oil producer - the dollar-denominated RTS share index .
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S. investors to buy dollar-denominated assets, has reasserted itself this week.
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The dollar-denominated RTS index was down 0.3 percent to 1,241.71 points.
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Nigeria's dollar-denominated debt has long been a favorite off-benchmark play.
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The dollar-denominated RTS index was down 0.9 percent at 1,192.03 points.
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A lower U.S. currency makes dollar-denominated commodities cheaper for non-U.
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Yields on sterling-denominated bonds have remained low over the last months.
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Customs is expected to release dollar-denominated trade data later on Tuesday.
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About 80 percent of Croatian deposits and loans are denominated in euros.
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That in turn has lured more funds toward U.S. dollar-denominated assets.
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Gold denominated in sterling slid about 3% to 1,163.22 pounds an ounce.
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Gold denominated in sterling slid about 2.5% to 1,168.35 pounds an ounce.
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Gold denominated in sterling slid about 2.5% to 1,168.35 pounds an ounce.
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The dollar-denominated RTS index was down 0.13 percent to 1,082.76 points.
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Domestically, Russian rouble-denominated government bonds, or OFZs, are in the spotlight.
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Dollar-denominated imports rose 14.1 percent, missing the 20.8 percent increased forecast.
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DOLLAR: A weaker greenback makes dollar-denominated commodities cheaper for non-U.
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It will be expanded from currently conventional banks and rupiah denominated deposits.
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The dollar-denominated RTS index was down 0.9 percent at 1,191 points.
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A stronger greenback typically puts pressure on dollar-denominated commodities like oil.
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The senior unsecured bonds, denominated in Japanese Yen, will mature on Sept.
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Dollar weakness typically encourages purchases of dollar-denominated commodities like crude oil.
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The measures are expected to include a new yuan-denominated stock exchange.
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Foreign currency-denominated corporate debt equals about 50 percent of Turkey's GDP.
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London accounts for 69 percent, or $928 billion, of the off-exchange euro-denominated interest rate derivatives market and President Francois Hollande of France has said clearing in euro-denominated contracts should be moved to the euro zone.
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But most trade between the region and China is still denominated in dollars and China's payments for its oil imports from the region are believed to be denominated in dollars, the main currency used in global oil trade.
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Naftogaz plans to issue at least a $300 million dollar-denominated Eurobond and at least a 500 million euro ($563 million) euro-denominated Eurobond, although the total combined size will not exceed the equivalent of 900 million euros.
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RECOVERY UPLIFT Five Australian programmes are considered to have significant foreign-exchange (FX) exposure in the recovery given default scenario, as cover assets are denominated in Australian dollars and the majority of issuance is denominated in other currencies.
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Currency scarcity and exchange rate weakness have made it harder for importers reliant on naira-denominated cash flows to service US dollar-denominated trade finance lines, forcing some banks to restructure their obligations with international correspondent banks last year.
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According to media reports, Novolipetsk Steel has seen high demand for a dollar-denominated bond and two other Russian corporates - Sovcomflot and Evraz - were reportedly expected to price dollar-denominated bonds on Thursday, suggesting that the market is reopening.
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MOSCOW, March 21 (Reuters) - Demand for Russia's U.S. dollar-denominated Eurobond stands at over $3 billion, while demand for its euro-denominated Eurobond is more than 1.6 billion euros, RIA news agency cited a source as saying on Thursday.
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A source close to the deal told Reuters Sri Lanka would issue $1 billion in dollar-denominated sovereign bonds, with the remaining $1 billion issued through bonds denominated in renminbi and yen, known as "Panda" and "Samurai" bonds respectively.
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The LME had planned to launch a U.S. dollar-based European HRC in 2019 but market participants wanted it to be euro-denominated, so the LME "stepped back" and is now working on the euro-denominated contract, he said.
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Fitch has also affirmed the company's US dollar-denominated subordinated notes at 'A-'.
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Weakness in the dollar makes dollar-denominated commodities cheaper for other currency holders.
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Turkey borrowed $1.5 billion in a tap of its dollar-denominated 2045 eurobond.
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Lebanon's crisis caused a sell-off in its dollar-denominated bonds this week.
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DOLLAR: A lower U.S. currency makes dollar-denominated commodities cheaper for non-U.
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Debt is highly exposed to currency risk, as 80% is foreign currency denominated.
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A stronger dollar would generally weigh on demand for the dollar-denominated crude.
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The meetings will begin on May 26 for a potential euro-denominated bond.
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DOLLAR: The lower U.S. currency makes dollar-denominated metals cheaper for non-U.
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Emerging market stocks lost 2.03% and U.S. dollar-denominated Nikkei futures fell 22.0%.
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Argentina has issued billions of dollars worth of bonds denominated in U.S. currency.
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The dollar-denominated RTS index was down by 1.8 percent to 1,075 points.
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A stronger real can discourage producer selling of dollar-denominated commodities like coffee.
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A weaker greenback makes dollar-denominated metals cheaper for buyers with other currencies.
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Rather than sit on that cash, they invest it in dollar-denominated assets.
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A weaker dollar makes dollar-denominated metals cheaper to imports using other currencies.
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Yamashita said about 85 percent of their foreign bond holdings were dollar-denominated.
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The dollar-denominated debt of emerging-market firms other than banks roughly quadrupled.
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Government bonds denominated in dollars are harder to pay when the peso weakens.
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It said the submitted amount for the dollar-denominated issue was $1.841 billion.
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Amid the friction, Lebanon's dollar-denominated bonds fell across the curve on Tuesday.
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"Aircraft are good U.S. dollar denominated, cross border assets to own," said Yusof.
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Few rule out a fresh attempt to force euro-denominated clearing to relocate.
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Trading in derivatives such as oil futures and options is mainly dollar denominated.
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A stronger greenback makes dollar-denominated gold costlier for holders of other currencies.
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French President Francois Hollande wants euro-denominated clearing, an area dominated by LCH.
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A lower yuan would raise the cost of China's dollar-denominated oil imports.
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Swiss franc-denominated issues from the likes of Poland also have negative yields.
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These USD-denominated notes have hedges in place that cover interest and principal.
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A stronger U.S. dollar is generally a negative for the dollar-denominated commodity.
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A vast majority of loans and deposits in Croatia are denominated in euros.
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Yen denominated gold rose to its highest since early February, 2018 this week.
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DOLLAR: A lower U.S. currency makes dollar-denominated metals cheaper for non-U.
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S. borrowers to service dollar-denominated debts that now total nearly $10 trillion.
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The dollar-denominated MSCI Mexico Index has plunged as much as 19 percent.
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A weaker dollar benefits the commodity, which is denominated in the U.S. currency.
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A weaker dollar makes greenback-denominated gold cheaper for holders of other currencies.
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The additional amount takes local peso-denominated Treasury bonds to 39 trillion pesos.
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A weaker dollar makes greenback-denominated metals cheaper for users of other currencies.
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More than half, or 146.7 billion kuna, were denominated in the euro currency.
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That helped to boost the prices of commodities, which are denominated in dollars.
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The bulk of foreign assets are believed to be denominated in U.S. dollars.
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IT WOULD AFFECT THE WEALTH OF AMERICANS WHO OWN FOREIGN CURRENCY DENOMINATED ASSETS.
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A weaker greenback makes dollar-denominated metals cheaper for holders of other currencies.
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Of that, $5 billion is offshore, the rest in mainland yuan-denominated bonds.
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Rubio pointed out that 85 percent of Mexico's debt is denominated in pesos.
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The new debt will be senior unsecured notes denominated in dollars and euros.
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Meanwhile, the U.S. dollar-denominated RTS gauge was off by almost 1 percent.
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A stronger real reduces local currency returns from sales of dollar-denominated sugar.
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Dollar-denominated imports were forecast to jump 13.5 percent in the same period.
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It would make debts denominated in dollars — not bolívars — more expensive to repay.
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Russia, while selling China natural gas, has agreed to issue RMB-denominated bonds.
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Russia's rouble-denominated equity index and the rouble were flat on the day .
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Furthermore, some emerging markets are tethered to dollar-denominated commodities such as oil.
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That affects Cemex, which is burdened with a heavy dollar-denominated debt load.
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Rogers also entered into a $1 billion U.S. dollar denominated commercial paper program.
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A weaker dollar makes dollar-denominated metals cheaper to importers using other currencies.
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A weaker greenback makes dollar-denominated gold cheaper for holders of other currencies.
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A weaker greenback makes dollar-denominated commodities cheaper for holders of other currencies.
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A weaker greenback makes dollar-denominated assets cheaper for holders of other currencies.
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A stronger U.S. currency weighs on greenback-denominated commodities such as oil futures.
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A higher U.S. currency makes dollar-denominated commodities more expensive for non-U.
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As the dollar strengthens, investors can retreat from dollar-denominated commodities like oil.
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This in turn helped support prices of commodities, which are denominated in dollars.
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The dollar popped just after that happened, weighing on the dollar-denominated gold.
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Turkish banks have borrowed $186 billion, much of it denominated in American dollars.
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The dollar-denominated RTS index finished the day 8.5% higher at 902.63 points.
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The Chinese yuan had been weakening against the dollar, pressuring greenback-denominated gold.
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Brazilian mining giant Vale SA started regular yuan-denominated spot trading in 2017.
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U.S. dollar-denominated trade figures from China were expected later in the day.
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CHINA REVISED OCT DOLLAR-DENOMINATED EXPORTS -0.9% Y/Y (PRELIM -0.9% Y/Y)
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Foreign currency-denominated corporate debt is 35 percent of gross domestic product (GDP).
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It is expected a portion of that TLB will be denominated in euros.
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Larger peso bills denominated at 200, 500, and 13,000 are now in circulation.
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CHINA REVISED NOV DOLLAR-DENOMINATED EXPORTS -1.3% Y/Y (PRELIM -1.1 % Y/Y)
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Larger peso bills denominated at 200, 500, and 1,000 are now in circulation.
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A weaker dollar makes dollar-denominated commodities cheaper for holders of other currencies.
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It controls the peso, and it will never default on peso-denominated bonds.
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Dung said the government had no plans for further dollar-denominated bond issuance.
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The French group was set to sell 13 billion euros of euro-denominated bonds of varying maturities and 1.55 billion pounds (1.8 billion euros) of sterling-denominated bonds, one of the lead managers of the bond issue said on Wednesday.
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The New Development Bank (NDB) set up by the BRICS - Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa - will raise funds by issuing rupee-denominated bonds in India, the newspaper said, after it issued yuan-denominated bonds in China last year.
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This is because the assets are denominated in Australian dollars, while 96.4% of the covered bonds outstanding are denominated in other currencies; although there are swaps in place on the liabilities we expect the swaps to terminate in the recovery scenario.
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Exposure to FX Volatility: Liquid Telecom's cash-flow profile is subject to some FX volatility, with revenue derived in South Africa (representing 48% of total revenue) denominated in rand and a large proportion of the remaining revenue denominated in US dollars.
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SHANGHAI, Jan 16 (Reuters) - The China Development Bank (CDB) issued a 1 billion pound-denominated bond ($1.3 billion) on Tuesday, the government-backed Shanghai Securities News reported on Wednesday, marking the first such sterling-denominated issuance by a Chinese bank.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Assets of euro and sterling-denominated money market funds rose for a second week following Britain's vote to exit the European Union, while overseas dollar-denominated money fund assets fell, the Offshore Money Fund Report said on Tuesday.
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Russia raised $3 billion in a new dollar-denominated Eurobond and 750 million euros ($842 million) in a top-up issue of an existing euro-denominated Eurobond in March, tapping the global bond market for the first time this year.
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Dollar-denominated FX reserves rose by an estimated $3 trillion between 2002 and 2008.
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A stronger greenback makes dollar-denominated crude more expensive to holders of other currencies.
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Argentina also allocated $2.73 billion in peso-denominated treasury notes, the economy ministry said.
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A stronger greenback makes dollar-denominated oil more expensive to holders of other currencies.
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S. buyers of dollar-denominated commodities at a disadvantage, weighed on crude oil prices.
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In addition, emerging-market companies' ability to service dollar-denominated debt will be dented.
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A strong dollar makes dollar-denominated oil more expensive for buyers using other currencies.
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Qatar's stock exchange surged over 22018 percent in U.S. dollar denominated terms in 22013.
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A weaker dollar makes greenback-denominated commodities less expensive for holders of other currencies.
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And it has denominated its loans in dollars, the normal practice for development lenders.
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A weaker U.S. dollar makes dollar-denominated metals cheaper for buyers with other currencies.
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The dollar-denominated RTS index was down 0.3% on the day to 1,409.4 points.
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A firmer real can discourage producer selling of dollar-denominated commodities such as coffee.
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This was offset by an increase in inflows by foreigners buying renminbi-denominated assets.
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A stronger greenback makes dollar-denominated commodities more expensive to holders of other currencies.
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A weaker U.S. currency makes dollar-denominated gold cheaper for holders of other currencies.
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As returns on sterling-denominated assets fall, fewer traders will want to hold them.
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A softer dollar makes the greenback denominated bullion cheaper for investors holding other currencies.
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The notes and receivables are denominated in Swiss francs and have fixed interest rates.
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Financial markets, hungry for dollar-denominated safe assets, betray no concern about America's debts.
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A stronger dollar makes greenback-denominated metals more expensive to import using other currencies.
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A weaker greenback makes dollar-denominated crude more affordable to holders of other currencies.
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The financing is expected to be denominated in dollars to match the company's cashflows.
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The Philippines is one of Asia's most active issuers of U.S. dollar-denominated bonds.
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Gold is denominated in dollars and a stronger greenback pressures the yellow metal's price.
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Stable Debt, Solid Liquidity: Busto Arsizio's direct debt is fully amortising and euro-denominated.
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JP Morgan, HSBC and Citigroup will manage the dollar-denominated issue, the ministry said.
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BNP Paribas, Natixis, Alex Bank and Standard Chartered will manage the euro-denominated issue.
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Rouble-denominated OFZ bonds enjoyed strong demand recently as interest grew in emerging markets.
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A stronger greenback makes dollar-denominated crude more expensive for users of other currencies.
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A stronger dollar makes greenback-denominated commodities more expensive for holders of other currencies.
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This has helped cut the cost of financing aircraft purchases with dollar-denominated loans.
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It is not clear whether books for the euro-denominated bonds are oversubscribed yet.
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A stronger dollar makes dollar-denominated gold more expensive for holders of other currencies.
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YUAN: China's central bank said it would issue yuan-denominated bills in Hong Kong.
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What they do with the money is buy dollar-denominated bonds of various kinds.
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Deposits denominated in the dollar accounted for 85 percent of all deposits in September.
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However the loans they took for these purchases were mainly denominated in U.S. dollars.
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Swiss franc-denominated issues from the likes of Poland CH24790455= also have negative yields.
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"China denominated many of its loans to Venezuela in barrels of oil," said Malpass.
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European regulators are yet to agree on a Euribor replacement for euro-denominated contracts.
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The vast majority of the reserves are believed to be denominated in U.S. dollars.
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South Africa stocks lost 64.9893 percent and Russian dollar-denominated shares fell 64.9883 percent.
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This makes dollar-denominated gold cheaper for holders of other currencies, potentially boosting demand.
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It would need regulatory approval to also clear large volumes of euro-denominated swaps.
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Qatar's stock exchange surged over 20 percent in U.S. dollar denominated terms in 2018.
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One of the Eurobonds is denominated in Mexican pesos and matures in June 2022.
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As announced, UBS bought back 1.6bn of its USD-denominated covered bonds in December.
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Third quarter export goods denominated in U.S. dollars increased by 17.52 percent, it added.
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A lower U.S. currency makes dollar-denominated commodities cheaper for holders of other currencies.
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The forward rate agreements now include swaps denominated in Norwegian, Polish, and Singapore currencies.
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ICA has struggled with a hefty dollar-denominated debt load and insufficient new work.
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Yuan-denominated imports fell 2.3 percent, and the trade surplus was 311.2 billion yuan.
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Egypt is aiming to issue about $20 billion in foreign denominated bonds by 2022.
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A stronger dollar makes dollar-denominated commodities more expensive for those holding other currencies.
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A stronger dollar makes dollar-denominated commodities more expensive for holders of other currencies.
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DOLLAR: A rising U.S. currency makes dollar-denominated commodities more expensive for non-U.
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Many mortgages are denominated in dollars, so the cost of servicing them has soared.
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A stronger greenback makes dollar-denominated metals more expensive for holders of other currencies.
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A stronger dollar makes dollar-denominated metals more expensive for buyers using other currencies.
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A strong dollar makes greenback-denominated oil more expensive for holders of other currencies.
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The dollar-denominated term loan was reduced by the same amount to US$225.1bn.
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A strong dollar makes greenback-denominated oil more expensive to holders of other currencies.
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A similar fund denominated in foreign currencies will have a budget of $1 billion.
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And more than 90% of them are denominated in foreign currency, not in lira.
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The unit currently manages three yuan-denominated funds and another three U.S. dollar funds.
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So-called clearing of euro-denominated trades was permissible anywhere in the European Union.
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Indonesia's benchmark 10-year rupiah-denominated bond was yielding around 7.1 percent on Tuesday.
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Instead, Arrington XRP Capital is denominated in XRP, the digital currency developed by Ripple.
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Hainan Airlines has $300 million of dollar-denominated bonds due for repayment on Oct.
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A stronger greenback makes it more expensive to buy dollar-denominated commodities like oil.
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A stronger greenback makes dollar-denominated commodities more expensive for holders of other currencies.
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A weaker dollar makes dollar-denominated gold more affordable for buyers using other currencies.
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She added that Indonesia was working toward a U.S. dollar-denominated "Green", sukuk bond.
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The agency is due to release dollar-denominated trade figures later in the day.
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The loans are expected to be denominated in euros and sterling, the sources added.
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A stronger greenback makes dollar-denominated gold more expensive for holders of other currencies.
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A stronger greenback makes dollar-denominated oil more expensive for holders of other currencies.
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Two euro-denominated tranches are also on offer with the same maturities and seniority.
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Emerging market dollar-denominated sovereign bonds are expected to yield around 4.9% a year.
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A stronger dollar makes greenback-denominated gold more expensive for holders of other currencies.
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South Africa's 217.94 dollar-denominated bond slipped 0.4 cents, trading at one-month lows.
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RPT-CHINA AUGUST DOLLAR-DENOMINATED EXPORTS -1.0 PCT Y/Y (REUTERS POLL +2.0 PCT)
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Rusal also has two yuan-denominated issues outstanding, worth 1.5 billion yuan ($238 million).
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CHINA JAN-FEB DOLLAR-DENOMINATED IMPORTS -4% Y/Y (REUTERS POLL -15.0% Y/Y)
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DXY also weighed on demand for dollar-denominated oil from holders of other currencies.
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Russia is expected to issue a US dollar-denominated Eurobond in the coming weeks.
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Talk of a possible renminbi-denominated Panda bond has also been making the rounds.
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They include three Treasury bonds denominated in pesos and a fourth in U.S. dollars.
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A weaker dollar makes greenback-denominated oil more attractive to users of other currencies.
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The £800m term loan will be denominated in sterling and euros, the sources said.
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The ACU market refers to loans denominated in currencies other than the Singapore dollar.
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The government's dollar-denominated bonds fell as much 3 cents in the dollar too.
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American and euro-denominated markets showed the greatest evidence of overheating, it said. bit.
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On an international scale, the level of dollar-denominated debt is surging as well.
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Rouble-denominated OFZ bonds are popular with international investors because of their lucrative yields.
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DXY fell on Friday, boosting the price of oil and other dollar denominated commodities.
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A weaker dollar makes greenback-denominated gold more attractive for buyers with other currencies.
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Each airline said they were trying to reduce their share of U.S. dollar-denominated loans, with China Southern saying that it had paid down $1.8 billion of such loans early, increasing its share of yuan-denominated financing from 30.7 percent to 51.2 percent.
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The sterling-denominated class A-2 notes of GBP85m (AUD145m) will be repaid from the proposed issuance of the Australian dollar-denominated class A2-R notes, as the guaranteed investment contract account balance was zero at the payment date in October 2016.
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The bond will finance the redemption of existing notes: the 9.875% US dollar-denominated 2019 issued by Cemex Espana, the 9.875% euro-denominated senior secured 2019 issued by Cemex Espana SA and/or the 9.5% senior secured notes due 2018 issued by Cemex.
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Under the arrangement, Franklin Templeton will advise on three fixed-income mutual funds that SBS plans to relaunch, including one focused on peso-denominated debt, one focused on dollar-denominated debt, and a third focused on fixed-income assets elsewhere in Latin America.
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For ING HSB, while the foreign-currency (FC) covered bonds are fully hedged until maturity, following a default of a covered bond, recoveries from the euro-denominated assets could expose covered bond-holders of non-euro-denominated bonds to foreign-exchange risk.
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The dollar-denominated Eurobonds would be worth $217.6300 billion to $4 billion and the euro-denominated issue around 1 billion to 1.5 billion euros, Finance Minister Amr El-Garhy told reporters at a news conference on the budget and tax revenues on Tuesday.
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A stronger real can discourage producer selling of dollar-denominated commodities, like sugar and coffee.
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In late 2018, it sold yuan-denominated bills in Hong Kong to manage currency expectations.
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"Chinese importers are having trouble paying trade invoices denominated in renminbi," said one person briefed.
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Beijing Enterprises' euro-denominated new 2022s were bid at 99.95 after being reoffered at 99.966.
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The country's stock market index fell more than 43 percent in U.S. dollar denominated terms.
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Turkey's dollar-denominated bonds climbed, with the 2043 issue adding 1.5 cents in the dollar.
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Those countries could struggle to repay debt denominated in dollars as their own currencies weaken.
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It will, for example, suspend a tax on rupee-denominated "masala" bonds sold outside India.
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A weaker dollar makes greenback-denominated commodities including oil cheaper for holders of other currencies.
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Foreign investors have reduced their forint-denominated government bond holding to a 210.37-week low.
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It has struggled to repay the dollar-denominated debt due to the tumbling Turkish lira.
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Commodity prices, which are denominated in dollars, may take a hit from a stronger greenback.
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Buying cheap stocks is no good if the currencies they are denominated in are overvalued.
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But although it was mostly sold to locals, the debt was chiefly denominated in dollars.
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This weighed marginally on the prices of commodities, which are largely denominated in U.S. dollars.
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Two euro-denominated issues, both callable in May 2027, were also down, reversing early gains.
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MSCI's broadest dollar-denominated index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan was down 0.5 percent.
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A stronger greenback makes dollar-denominated crude oil more expensive to holders of other currencies.
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IMOEX was 0.3 percent lower at 2,254.41 points, while its dollar-denominated peer, the RTS .
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For example, the Bank of Japan charges a 13 percent "haircut" for yen-denominated collateral.
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In November Russia's finance ministry issued a €1bn euro-denominated bond, its first since 2013.
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And bonds denominated in their own, hardening currencies did even better, rising by double digits.
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Foreign currency-denominated credit declined to 30% at year-end 2015 from 123% in 2014.
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As gold prices are denominated in dollars, weakness in the greenback has also boosted demand.
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A Eurobond is a bond sold outside the country in whose currency it is denominated.
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Russian dollar-denominated stocks also fell 2116 percent to the lowest level since end-December.
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Meanwhile the government raised large amounts of foreign-denominated debt to cover the fiscal deficit.
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This week the government returned to the international markets, issuing $3bn in dollar-denominated bonds.
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HK/SIN, compared with around $0.7550 prior to the release of the yuan-denominated data.
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A weaker greenback has made dollar-denominated crude less expensive for purchasers using other currencies.
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But enticing investors to buy euro instead of dollar-denominated debt may not be straightforward.
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A weaker greenback makes dollar-denominated crude oil more affordable to holders of other currencies.
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Dollar-denominated Turkish bank bonds also fell after Moody's sounded the alarm over the sector.
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January dollar-denominated imports fell 1.5 percent on-year, which was far better than expected.
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AND I THINK PART OF IT WAS WEATHER, PART OF IT WAS OIL DENOMINATED CURRENCIES.
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On March 1, Bloomberg launched two fixed income indexes that include yuan-denominated Chinese bonds.
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The three-month rate is used to determine interest rates for several leu-denominated loans.
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Venezuela's government similarly re-denominated its currency by knocking off three zeroes a decade ago.
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The SOMA foreign currency portfolio is made up of investments denominated in euros and yen.
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A stronger dollar makes commodities denominated in greenbacks more expensive for holders of other currencies.
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But as rates rise, bond prices fall and yields on U.S. dollar-denominated debt increase.
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The dollar because it's the world's reserve currency, has a lot of dollar denominated debt.
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The country has $24.9 billion in peso- and foreign currency-denominated debt payments next year.
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The Shanghai International Energy Exchange plans to launch its own yuan-denominated contract this year.
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QATAR NATIONAL BANK ISSUES U.S. DOLLAR-DENOMINATED BONDS WORTH $1 BILLION -STATE NEWS AGENCY QNA
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The additional amount takes local peso-denominated Treasury bonds, or TES, to 39 trillion pesos.
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The manat's fall has hurt the banking sector, where many loans are foreign-currency denominated.
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Yuan-denominated shipments have only fallen 2.0 percent this year, with imports down 1.8 percent.
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A weaker dollar makes dollar-denominated metals cheaper for imports by countries using other currencies.
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Public debt is 0003% foreign-currency denominated, making it highly susceptible to exchange rate risk.
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Gold denominated in sterling peaked at 1,031.89 pounds during the day, its highest since Sept.
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The TLB1, TLB2 and TLB3 are denominated in a mix of euros, sterling and dollars.
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Emerging-market currencies have climbed, particularly those of commodity-producing countries with dollar-denominated exports.
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The IMF has data on the proportion of private-sector loans denominated in foreign currency.
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European regulators are yet to agree on a replacement for Euribor in euro-denominated contracts.
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Portland has foreign currency-denominated debt, meaning it faces higher repayments when the shilling weakens.
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Most of Argentina's dollar-denominated bonds are currently trading around 40 cents on the dollar.
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The deal ended up including a US$330bn dollar-denominated loan and a €2325m loan.
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But dollar-denominated assets were still favored compared to European ones, which have been underperforming.
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"The more economic activity is denominated in that currency, the higher the value," he said.
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Welcome to New York Italy, has two dollar-denominated bonds maturing in 2023 and 2033.
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Turkey's 2026 dollar-denominated issue fell 1.6 cents in the dollar, according to Refinitiv data.
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Meanwhile, sterling-denominated gold hit its highest since September 13 at 1,010.80 pounds on Thursday.
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The EU has long hinted it could seek to repatriate euro-denominated clearing after Brexit.
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But dollar-denominated assets were still favoured compared to European ones, which have been underperforming.
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Fitch has also affirmed the company's US dollar-denominated subordinated notes due 2045 at 'A-'.
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He has been moving chiefly into both dollar and local-currency denominated securities in Brazil.
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Many such issues are denominated in yuan, although offerings in other currencies have been sold.
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Borrowers repriced deals higher to lure investors and some sterling-denominated deals struggled to close.
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Books for the U.S. dollar denominated Eurobonds are set to be closed later on Tuesday.
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A strong dollar typically makes greenback-denominated oil more expensive for holders of other currencies.
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A rise in the U.S. dollar makes dollar-denominated metal contracts more expensive to import.
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Flows in sterling-denominated funds were muted in the week running up to the vote.
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London dominates clearing of derivatives denominated in euros, mainly via the London Stock Exchange's LCH.
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Investors have been increasingly concerned about Turkish firms' ability to service foreign currency-denominated debt.
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A weaker dollar makes commodities denominated in the greenback more attractive for other currency holders.
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Dollar-denominated debt repayments in 2018 are also expected to top $5 billion, analysts say.
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Maybank Asset Management launched a U.S. dollar-denominated sukuk fund of its own in 2014.
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Dollar-denominated metals become more expensive to imports using other currencies when the dollar strengthens.
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And weakening local currencies are making it more expensive to service foreign currency-denominated debt.
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A weaker U.S. currency makes dollar-denominated metals less expensive for importers, potentially supporting demand.
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In Russia, a major oil producer, the dollar-denominated RTS share index rose 2841 percent.
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CHINA'S XI TO VISIT MACAU NEXT WEEK TO ANNOUNCE YUAN-DENOMINATED BOURSE, OTHER POLICIES: OFFICIALS
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Gold denominated in sterling hovered close to a near three-month low hit on Thursday.
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Currency-wise, the fund is mostly invested in dollar-, euro- and Japanese yen-denominated assets.
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The consultation paper also looks at how to increase trading in euro-denominated commodity derivatives.
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In December, dollar-denominated exports rose 7.6% on-year, against a 1.3% drop in November.
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Foreign currency-denominated debt stands at 22009 percent of GDP versus 27 percent in 73.
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Higher interest rates boost the U.S. dollar, which in turn hurts dollar-denominated commodity prices.
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There's also Chinese debt denominated in the dollar, which would rise with any yuan weakening.
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Turkey's foreign currency-denominated debt equals about 50 percent of the country's gross domestic product.
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Instead they bought euro-denominated bonds, scooping up 1.059 trillion yen in the same month.
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Panda bonds are yuan-denominated bonds from non-Chinese issuers which are sold in China.
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Turkey's dollar-denominated bonds also came under pressure, with longer-dated issues dropping 1 cent.
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KIEV, July 12 (Reuters) - Initial price guidance for a three-year dollar-denominated Eurobond from Ukraine's state-run energy firm Naftogaz is around 7.75%, while guidance for a five-year euro-denominated Eurobond is about 7.5%, according to IFR, Refinitiv's capital markets news service.
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The finance ministry was not immediately available for comment, but Finance Minister Amr El-Garhy said in October that Egypt would issue a dollar-denominated Eurobond between January and February 2018, to be followed by a euro-denominated debt sale later in the year.
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The Asia Pacific Exchange (APEX) hopes the U.S. dollar-denominated palm olein futures will give traders another option beyond benchmark ringgit-denominated contracts, and is touting the market as a place for Southeast Asian sellers and other international players to get access to Chinese buyers.
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But as interest rates rise, bond prices fall and yields on U.S. dollar-denominated debt increase.
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Nigeria's dollar-denominated eurobonds shuffled higher as investors waited on the first flurry of regional results.
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QA remains uncertain when it will issue a planned U.S. dollar-denominated sukuk, sources told Reuters.
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That boosted the dollar, which makes dollar-denominated commodities more expensive for holders of other currencies.
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Venezuela's stock market index was the worst global performer in U.S. dollar-denominated terms in 2018.
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A weaker dollar makes the greenback-denominated commodities, including oil, cheaper for holders of other currencies.
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A firmer dollar makes dollar-denominated commodities including oil more expensive for holders of other currencies.
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The General Administration of Customs is expected to release dollar-denominated trade data later on Wednesday.
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The loans are largely denominated in U.S. and Hong Kong dollars, maturing between 2017 to 20133.
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The dollar was down by 3.003 percent versus a basket of currencies, boosting greenback-denominated oil.
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A stronger greenback erodes buying power for those paying for dollar-denominated commodities with other currencies.
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So will the cost to emerging-markets of commodities, including energy, which are denominated in dollars.
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Oil prices climbed, as commodities denominated in dollars became more attractive to users of other currencies.
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A weaker dollar supports dollar-denominated commodities such as copper and this helped mining stocks rally.
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A large proportion of corporate debt is denominated in foreign currency; devaluation would make repayment harder.
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A stronger dollar also weighed on demand for dollar-denominated oil from holders of other currencies.
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London has become a world leader for the clearing of some types of euro-denominated derivatives.
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The stronger U.S. currency makes dollar-denominated metals more expensive for buyers paying in other currencies.
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Chinese corporations now hold dollar-denominated debt of roughly $450bn, compared with almost none in 2009.
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Other commodities, also denominated in the dollar, suffered overnight on the back of a stronger greenback.
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A stronger dollar makes dollar-denominated metals more expensive for countries using other currencies to import.
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DXY A stronger dollar makes greenback-denominated oil futures more expensive for holders of other currencies.
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Commodity prices, which are usually denominated in dollars, typically get a boost from a weaker greenback.
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Exports in dollar-denominated terms fell 2112.13 percent on-year, compared with April's 0.143 percent decline.
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REFILE-CHINA JAN-APRIL YUAN-DENOMINATED IMPORTS FROM U.S. -26.8 PCT Y/Y (REMOVES EXTRA WORD)
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That weakened the greenback, which in turn bolstered metals prices, which are mostly denominated in dollars.
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The clearing of euro denominated bonds and repo trades has already moved from London to Paris.
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Rubenstein estimated that there was $4.5 trillion in emerging market corporate debt that was dollar-denominated.
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The General Administration of Customs is expected to release dollar-denominated trade data later on Friday.
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A softer dollar also buoyed prices by making dollar-denominated oil less costly for importing countries.
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Peru also issued $750 million in dollar-denominated bonds that expire in 2030, the source said.
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And the damage is significant even before posing the question of servicing dollar-denominated Chinese debt.
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But given that much of clubs' earnings are denominated in foreign currencies, sterling's weakness is manageable.
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A stronger greenback makes dollar-denominated assets such as gold costlier for investors holding other currencies.
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Most of the rest—the money that could "come home"—is already in dollar-denominated assets.
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A stronger dollar also weighs on the yellow metal as gold is denominated in the greenback.
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Amsterdam has gained more government-bond trading as well as trading in euro-denominated repurchase agreements.
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Foreign currency denominated debt was equivalent to just under 40 percent of Malaysia's GDP, she noted.
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As a result of the increased demand, the premium paid for rupee-denominated bitcoin has widened.
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Investing in those dollar-denominated bonds would then be expected to prop up the currency's value.
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But since 2150, 16 African countries have sold their first dollar-denominated bonds to foreign investors.
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All of this encourages those with dollar-denominated debt to hurry repayment, increasing outflows in turn.
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Rameix said the bloc must also be able to supervise the clearing of euro-denominated transactions.
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The trade surplus in yuan terms can be different to the officially reported dollar-denominated figure.
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LCH, part of the London Stock Exchange, clears the bulk of euro-denominated derivatives in Europe.
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Some EU policymakers want euro-denominated clearing moved from London to the euro zone after Brexit.
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The winners will receive $100,000—denominated in bitcoin because Chia has not yet launched its currency.
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Dollar-denominated imports meanwhile rose 21.4 percent from a year ago, topping an expected 14 percent.
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Dollar-denominated imports, meanwhile, rose 21.4 percent from a year ago, topping an expected 14 percent.
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The move aimed to reduce dollar-denominated debt exposure and simplify the ownership structure in Nigeria.
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Debt is expected to be in the form of euro-denominated leveraged loans, the sources said.
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Yuan-denominated imports fell an annual 1.7 percent, slower than the previous month's 8 percent decline.
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Mongolia's currency and dollar-denominated bonds sold off after the government warned of an economic crisis.
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A stronger dollar makes commodities denominated in the greenback less affordable for holders of other currencies.
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The 2022 euro-denominated bond XS1531306717=TE hit a low of 69.849 cents, according to TradeWeb.
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In 2013, many of these markets were funding deficits with foreign capital and dollar-denominated debt.
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Protelindo also has well-staggered maturities, with its foreign-denominated debt falling due only after 2018.
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He pointed to the rotation to U.S. stocks after the election spurred by dollar-denominated assets.
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UBAF is exclusively funded by short-term interbank and corporate deposits, mainly denominated in US dollars.
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Both leveraged loans and high-yield bonds will be considered, denominated in sterling, euros and dollars.
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A Reg S only senior unsecured sterling-denominated benchmark-size intermediate maturity debt offering will follow.
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A stronger greenback makes dollar-denominated commodities including oil more expensive for holders of other currencies.
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FOREIGN INVESTORS Rouble-denominated OFZ bonds enjoyed strong demand recently as interest grew in emerging markets.
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The dollar-denominated RTS index shed 3.4 percent to 1,076.7 points, its lowest since April 11.
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A stronger greenback typically weighs on many major commodities, which are denominated in the U.S. dollar.
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It also has US dollar-denominated annual revenue of USD40m from PT Indosat Tbk (BBB/Stable).
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Rival BrokerTec is moving trade in euro-denominated repos and government bonds to Amsterdam by February.
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As shown below, Apple offered dollar-denominated debt in April 2013, April 2014 and February 2015.
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The company may also announce a RegS transaction denominated in Peruvian soles as early as Wednesday.
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Among these agreements, those denominated in US dollars accounted for around 38% of revenue in 1H16.
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The dollar was down by 0.9 percent versus a basket of currencies, boosting greenback-denominated oil.
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The Russian dollar-denominated Micex stock index slid 2 percent and the ruble dropped 1 percent.
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It may invest up to 0003% in non-euros denominated securities, provided these are fully hedged.
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The three-year euro-denominated bond will extend the maturity of part of the maturing bill.
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S. buyers of commodities such as crude oil and gold, which are denominated in the dollar.
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But it will be hard to maintain confidence among foreign investors in purchasing yuan-denominated assets.
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The peso has recovered, but Nunez emphasized that qualifying investments include instruments denominated in foreign currencies.
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The exchange accounts for about 6 percent of U.S. dollar-denominated bitcoin trade, according to Cryptocompare.
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It would also be the biggest U.S. dollar-denominated private equity capital raising in the region.
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In February, Egypt also issued $4 billion of dollar-denominated international bonds, with was heavily oversubscribed.
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The prices of oil, copper and other commodities fell, partly because they are denominated in dollars.
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A decline in the dollar makes greenback-denominated oil less expensive for holders of other currencies.
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A weaker dollar tends to make greenback-denominated oil more attractive to holders of other currencies.
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The fund will not be denominated in the two most popular digital currencies, bitcoin or ethereum.
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Meanwhile, dollar-denominated imports for the month increased 17.7 percent, above the 11.3 percent rise projected.
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A stronger dollar makes greenback-denominated commodities, like oil, more expensive for holders of other currencies.
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A stronger U.S. currency makes dollar-denominated metals more expensive for buyers paying in other currencies.
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The bloc must also be able to supervise the clearing of euro-denominated transactions, Rameix said.
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Daily it clears about $3.3 trillion in such swaps, with $1.76 trillion in dollar-denominated contracts.
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Euro-denominated contracts total 736.3 billion euros or $836.6 billion and are the second largest component.
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" Those assets will be denominated in a basket of "currencies from stable and reputable central banks.
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Banks extended 1.69 trillion yuan of net new yuan-denominated loans last month, more than expected.
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Those include encouraging nations like China to develop alternatives for international transactions currently denominated in dollars.
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It quoted analysts as saying valuations of Chinese yuan-denominated A-shares were at historic lows.
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The U.S. currency has slipped in recent days, making dollar-denominated commodities cheaper for non-U.
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Many countries have their currencies pegged to the dollar and others have large dollar-denominated debts.
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This was the first on-year rise in dollar-denominated imports since October 2014, Reuters reported.
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Dollar-denominated issuance by European firms has also risen sharply, up 23 percent to $262 billion.
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Higher dollar-denominated fuel costs amid a tumbling British pound only added to the carrier's problems.
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There are now competing international and emerging markets bond ETFs denominated in USD and local currency.
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A strong dollar makes greenback-denominated commodities including oil more expensive for holders of other currencies.
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Prices of the country's dollar-denominated bonds broadly dropped on growing tensions with the United States.
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RPT-CHINA JAN-AUG DOLLAR-DENOMINATED EXPORTS +0.4 PCT Y/Y, IMPORTS -4.6 PCT Y/Y
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Turkish companies have binged on bonds, much of them denominated in the dollar and the euro.
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Chris Dixon (a16z) says that Libra could be denominated in USD to soothe regulators #TCDisrupt pic.twitter.
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A weaker greenback makes dollar-denominated assets such as gold cheaper for holders of other currencies.
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A weaker dollar makes oil and other dollar-denominated commodities cheaper for holders of other currencies.
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A weak greenback makes dollar-denominated gold cheaper for holders of other currencies, potentially boosting demand.
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For the entirety of 20.1, dollar-denominated exports rose 20.2 percent and imports rose 20.47 percent.
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Partial data on trade from China showed dollar-denominated exports growth was the highest since 60.313.
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Peso depreciation can increase commercial banks' expenses due to some supplier payments being denominated in dollars.
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Chinese renminbi-denominated government bonds were added to the Bloomberg Barclays Global Aggregate index in April.
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According to Moody's, Indonesia has about 41 percent of its government debt denominated in foreign currencies.
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The mid-sized insurer is known for its foreign currency-denominated products sold at bank branches.
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Debt is expected to include leveraged loans and high-yield bonds, denominated in euros and dollars.
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That raised the country's borrowing costs and exacerbated an already large pile of dollar-denominated debt.
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Mr. Lo has raised $53 million in recent weeks by selling dollar-denominated bonds in Singapore.
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Though it's still unclear whether an eventual lifting of sanctions could lure Moody's back into the domestic Russia market, Weafer believes there will be enough foreign-denominated debt issued at that point – estimated at $20 billion worth of euro-denominated corporate paper – to satiate global ratings agencies.
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A stronger dollar makes greenback-denominated commodities like crude oil more expensive to holders of other currencies.
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DXY, making greenback-denominated commodities, including crude, more affordable to holders of the euro and other currencies.
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The government said demand for the dollar-denominated bond stood at $9.5 billion from global institutional investors.
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Last month it announced it would issue dollar denominated certificates through state banks to Egyptians living abroad.
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Yuan-denominated imports rose 20.9 percent last month, resulting in a trade surplus of 176.96 billion yuan.
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The agency has also assigned RNB's fixed-rate RUB-denominated bond a Long-term rating of 'BB+'.
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Most Hong Kong listings are denominated in the local dollar, which is pegged to the U.S. dollar.
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HONG KONG, Sept 12 (IFR) - SoftBank Group is marketing US dollar and euro-denominated fixed-rate notes.
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It has also started a renminbi-denominated borrowing program, issuing a 3 billion yuan ($450 million) bond.
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As a result, developing economies, including many in Latin America, found themselves with unpayable dollar-denominated loans.
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Nakaso declined to comment about speculation that the BOJ could resort to buying foreign-currency denominated bonds.
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A stronger dollar makes it more expensive for investors to hold greenback-denominated commodities like oil futures.
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I'm talking about further consequences of the bank (asset) tax, and potential Swiss franc-denominated credits conversion.
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A stronger dollar makes oil and other dollar-denominated commodities more expensive for holders of other currencies.
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On May 4th the European Commission said it was looking into new rules for euro-denominated clearing.
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A weaker dollar makes greenback-denominated oil more attractive to holders of the euro and other currencies.
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Portugal has become the first ever euro zone country to issue bonds denominated in the Chinese yuan.
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Another benchmark index, the Micex — which is denominated in rubles — was up 2.9 percent for the day.
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EU leaders have also mooted creating a clearing-house to handle trade with Iran denominated in euros.
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Highly indebted emerging economies usually worry about servicing foreign-currency-denominated debt as capital flees the country.
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A weaker greenback makes dollar-denominated metals cheaper for holders of other currencies and can support prices.
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Most commodity prices are denominated in dollars, while Australia's big banks have exposure to the resources sector.
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A weaker Brazilian real boosts dollar-denominated prices in local currency terms and can encourage producer selling.
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A stronger dollar makes greenback-denominated oil less attractive to holders of the euro and other currencies.
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Yuan-denominated imports fell 0.2 percent last month, which produced a trade surplus of 224.9 billion yuan.
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This baht-denominated tariff will offset foreign currency risks in the proposed bonds in the Thai currency.
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As a non-interest bearing asset, dollar-denominated gold becomes less attractive if U.S. interest rates rise.
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Dollar-denominated bonds issued by selected Turkish banks continued to fall on Tuesday, although sovereign bonds steadied.
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The unhedged portion of its US dollar-denominated debt net of its dollar cash balance was 9%.
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Alfa on Wednesday reported a fourth-quarter profit on lower financial costs and U.S.-dollar-denominated sales.
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Bai added the indexes are the first yuan-denominated mainland Chinese bond indexes with a global brand.
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The dollar-denominated price of Brent is up just shy of 30 percent in the past year.
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A generally would make it more difficult for many borrowers within Asia to service dollar-denominated debts.
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Gold denominated in sterling peaked at 1,031.89 pounds an ounce during the day, its highest since Sept.
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DXY against a basket of currencies, making greenback-denominated oil more expensive for holders of other currencies.
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When the dollar strengthens, any dollar-denominated debt held by companies — and countries — becomes harder to repay.
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It said the naira-denominated loan has a two-year moratorium and a five-year repayment plan.
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S. investors take advantage of a relatively cheaper currency to buy dollar-denominated assets, such as oil.
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August's increase was the first on-year rise in imports in dollar-denominated terms since October 2014.
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Egypt is planning to issue dollar-denominated Eurobonds worth about $4 billion at the end of January.
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The EMBI Global index includes $24.1 billion of dollar-denominated PDVSA debt, according to the index provider.
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"All of those commodities are denominated in U.S. dollars," said Eric Theoret, a currency strategist at Scotiabank.
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Gold denominated in euros climbed to the highest since early May, 2017, at 1,155.65 euros per ounce.
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KTB's US dollar-denominated Basel 3 Tier 2 subordinated debt is rated one notch below the IDR.
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A stronger dollar erodes the buying power for those paying for dollar-denominated commodities with other currencies.
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Yuan-denominated imports rose 18.7 percent last year, which produced a trade surplus of 2.87 trillion yuan.
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It said the settlement date for the U.S. dollar-denominated rollover bill issuance would be Nov. 22.
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The yuan-denominated contract will also help Beijing's efforts to internationalize the nation's currency, said Woodmac's Gupta.
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A softer greenback makes dollar-denominated metals cheaper for holders of other currencies and can boost prices.
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A weaker dollar will make it cheaper to buy U.S. dollar denominated commodities such as crude oil.
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It will also seek to sell instruments denominated in different currencies, depending on market demand and conditions.
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Offshore corporate dollar bonds, or U.S. dollar-denominated debt issued by Chinese companies, followed the same trend.
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Negative FX movement was also a factor as 103% of the company's capex is denominated in USD.
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The vast majority of trade finance transactions are also short-term and denominated in the same currency.
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A strong greenback makes dollar-denominated gold more expensive for holders of other currencies, potentially lowering demand.
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The notes will be denominated in euros, US dollars and Chinese yuan, with fixed and floating rates.
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The pain is particularly acute for the many Turkish businesses that owe debts denominated in foreign currencies.
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China's yuan-denominated onshore bonds will be included in the Bloomberg Barclays Global Aggregate Index starting Monday.
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That transaction represented the first dollar-denominated corporate bond out of Latin America so far this year.
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A benchmark USD-denominated 144A / Reg S (with registration rights) transaction will follow, subject to market conditions.
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The dollar's plunge helped fuel gains in assets denominated in the U.S. currency, including oil and gold.
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It also has US dollar-denominated annual revenue of USD40 million from PT Indosat Tbk (BBB+/Stable).
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The loans were split between a US$6.5bn facility and a US$2.75bn-equivalent euro-denominated financing.
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The Chinese government had issued its first dollar-denominated bonds in more than a decade last week.
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The General Administration of Customs is due to release the dollar-denominated data later in the day.
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HONG KONG, Sept 8 (IFR) - AXA is marketing US dollar-denominated Tier 2 notes at around 4.75%.
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Separately, China's dollar-denominated trade surplus with the United States rose 19.4 percent in the first quarter.
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Then loans were split between a US$219bn facility and a US$297.44bn-equivalent euro-denominated facility.
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Egypt's main state-owned banks quickly announced they would boost yields on dollar-denominated certificates of deposit.
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The dollar also weakened, making dollar-denominated metals cheaper for holders of other currencies and supporting prices.
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Argentina's 2028-maturing, euro-denominated bond was down almost 9 cents in European trading Tradeweb data showed.
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APEX also plans to rollout yuan-denominated contracts and is eyeing rubber and soy products, said Zhu.
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A stronger greenback makes dollar-denominated assets, such as gold more expensive for holders of other currencies.
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Romania is not going to print a standalone Eurobond denominated in US dollars this year, Nanu said.
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Rapidly growing dollar denominated debt issued by emerging markets poses risks to financial markets and economies everywhere.
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Venezuela's benchmark 1512997843 U.S. dollar-denominated sovereign bond is currently bid at 28.5 cents on the dollar.
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The move comes as Brazilian companies are paying down dollar debts and reducing their dollar-denominated liabilities.
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A weaker dollar boosted gold, making the dollar-denominated commodity less expensive to holders of other currencies.
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This of course increases the cost to Turkey's businesses and banks of meeting their dollar-denominated obligations.
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This was largely due to strong euro-denominated corporate bond issuance as the ECB's purchase programme started.
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Foreign money is buying dollar-denominated assets — like U.S. bonds, and stocks — at the highest rate ever.
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A softer greenback generally decreases the cost of dollar-denominated bullion for investors paying in other currencies.
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About three-quarters of MAS' official foreign reserves are denominated in U.S. dollar, euro, yen and pound.
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A weaker dollar makes dollar-denominated bullion cheaper for holders of other currencies and can increase demand.
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"I continue to see opportunities in both dollar-denominated sovereign bonds and local T-bills," Simon explained.
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The high debt, however, was largely denominated in ringgit, mitigating external risks to the Southeast Asian nation.
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The rouble-denominated index fell 59.0703 percent, dipping below 2119.75,2119.67 points for the first time in 210.42.
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A stronger greenback makes dollar-denominated commodities such as crude more expensive to holders of other currencies.
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For China's banks, keen to grow abroad, the lure is in part predictable, dollar-denominated revenue streams.
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The greenback's rally made oil and other dollar-denominated commodities less attractive to holders of other currencies.
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The dollar remains the primary global reserve currency, with much of the world's commerce denominated in dollars.
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Debt denominated in local currencies yields 6 percent or more, double what long-term Treasury issues offer.
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HSBC completed the first yuan-denominated blockchain-based letter of credit transaction, the bank said on Tuesday.
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A lower U.S. currency makes dollar-denominated gold cheaper for holders of other currencies, potentially boosting demand.
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Because crude is denominated in dollars, the two are correlated: as the dollar weakens, oil prices soar.
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France's BNP Paribas, Germany's Commerzbank and Portugal's BCP all have foreign-exchange denominated mortgage portfolios in Poland.
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In December, dollar-denominated exports rose 10.9 percent from a year ago, while imports rose 4.5 percent.
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Both moves would provide greater incentives for global investors to park their cash in dollar-denominated assets.
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Let's take a look at the summary of the top four stock indexes, after dollar-denominated stocks.
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Overseas dollar-denominated money funds saw $4.62 billion in outflows, lowering their total assets to $403.49 billion.
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IT'S BEEN SUCH A CRAZY WEEK WITH THE MARKET OBSESSED WITH EMERGING MARKETS AND DOLLAR DENOMINATED DEBT.
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A stronger greenback makes dollar-denominated commodities like crude oil more expensive to holders of other currencies.
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The staple financing is expected to comprise senior and junior leveraged loans denominated in euros and dollars.
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LONDON (Reuters) - China sold $6 billion worth of dollar-denominated bonds on Tuesday, double its initial target.
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Three more rupiah-denominated bond auctions are still scheduled for this year, the vice finance minister said.
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The ministry also planned on possible new crown-denominated bond issues with maturities from 13, it said.
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Foreign ownership of rupiah-denominated government bonds is about 40 percent, with 45 percent for corporate debt.
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There's also Chinese debt denominated in the dollar, which would become more burdensome when the yuan weakens.
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Trade in bitcoin denominated in Korean won stood at around 4 percent on Tuesday, according to CryptoCompare.
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The dollar strengthened against a basket of currencies, rising about 0.6 percent, which pressured greenback-denominated oil.
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Junk-rated, deficit-plagued, inflation-whacked Argentina just sold $28.3 billion of 183-year dollar-denominated bonds.
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While the FX covered bonds are fully hedged till maturity (including the extension period), upon the covered bonds' event of default, recoveries from GBP-denominated assets, which have a longer weighted average life than the covered bonds, could expose holders of non GBP-denominated bonds to FX risk.
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Kenya's growing stock of foreign-currency denominated debt will make the country more vulnerable to exchange rate shocks.
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Neither official gave any details of the value of the Eurobond, which Lebanon usually issues denominated in dollars.
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BI said it expects the rupiah to remain stable and rupiah-denominated assets to continue to be attractive.
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These notes are to be used solely for financing a US dollar-denominated loan to Tinkoff Bank (Tinkoff).
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The dollar's drop to five-week lows boosted demand for greenback-denominated oil from holders of other currencies.
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On Tuesday, Hong Kong's biggest yuan-denominated exchange-traded fund (ETF) attracted its largest daily inflow this year.
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The plan is to offer dedicated, euro-denominated export guarantees to Iranian buyers of French goods and services.
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The dollar's rise on U.S. tax reform hopes has dented base metals which are denominated in the currency.
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Outstanding yuan-denominated property loans, including loans for individual mortgages, property development and public housing, rose 22.8 percent.
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A higher U.S. currency makes dollar-denominated commodities more expensive for holders of other currencies, potentially subduing demand.
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A stronger greenback makes dollar-denominated commodities such as crude oil more expensive to holders of other currencies.
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But in March, Bahrain scraped plans to sell conventional U.S. dollar-denominated notes because investors demanded high yields.
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It has hired banks before a potential sale of U.S. dollar-denominated sukuk, or Islamic bonds, Reuters reported.
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China's yuan-denominated imports dipped 14.4 percent in January from the same month last year, the data showed.
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Back then, the world wasn't sitting on $18 trillion in dollar-denominated debt, half held by emerging markets.
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A stronger dollar may weigh on commodities, which are dollar-denominated, making it more expensive in other currencies.
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All loans are denominated in USD so neither side is exposed to the volatility risk associated with cryptocurrencies.
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Deposits denominated in yuan and yen both fell in October, declining to $1.09 billion and $3.49 billion respectively.
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Issuing its first dollar-denominated bond will put Uzbekistan firmly on the map of international investors reut.rs/2rKCnjo.
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That makes it harder for Turkish companies to service the dollar-denominated debts with which they are laden.
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First, it would inflate the value of dollar-denominated debts in emerging markets, imperiling their economies (see leader).
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The rating on the US dollar-denominated bonds is in line with Bahrain's Long-Term Foreign-Currency IDR.
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The buyback covers debt denominated in euros, pounds and dollars, the bank said in two statements on Wednesday.
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Euro-denominated gold was up 9.5 percent at 1,195.20 euros an ounce, off a high of 1,244.34 euros.
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Croatia has a highly euroised economy and more than two thirds of its deposits are denominated in euros.
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In February the government sold $1bn-worth of dollar-denominated bonds, its first foreign issue in four years.
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Over 70% of the government's debt is still denominated in foreign currencies, according to the ministry of finance.
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A lower U.S. currency makes dollar-denominated metals cheaper for holders of other currencies, which could boost demand.
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Euro-denominated gold was up 7.3 percent at 1,182.47 euros an ounce, off a high of 1,244.34 euros.
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In its most recent annual report, it said that its $252bn was "generally based in…dollar-denominated holdings".
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DOLLAR: A softer dollar has helped underpin prices as it makes dollar-denominated products cheaper for non-U.
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It encompasses both government and corporate bonds denominated in local and "hard" currencies (typically U.S. dollars or euros).
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Saudi Arabia started marketing its debut euro-denominated bonds as the kingdom seeks to diversify its investor base.
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In February, Egypt issued $4 billion in dollar-denominated bonds with maturities of five, 10 and 30 years.
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Still, only 10% of Embraer's revenue and 20% of its expenses are denominated in reais, the company said.
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A stronger greenback makes crude oil and other dollar-denominated commodities more expensive to holders of other currencies.
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Chinese Finance Minister Lou Jiwei said on Sunday China was studying the possibility of issuing SDR-denominated bonds.
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The dollar index, meanwhile, has been edging up in July, which should make dollar-denominated crude more expensive.
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Those include a strong U.S. currency, which makes dollar-denominated oil more expensive to holders of other currencies.
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The dollar-based investor has to carefully consider exchange-rate exposures on any assets denominated in foreign currencies.
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They are not stocks, they are not denominated in dollars and they are not widely owned by foreigners.
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LIBOR is a rate benchmark for $200 trillion of dollar-denominated financial products, mostly in interest rate swaps.
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In June Argentina was inundated with bids for its 100-year eurobond, as dollar-denominated bonds are known.
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For sterling-denominated funds, less than a quarter of both European and UK equity funds beat the index.
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A USD-denominated benchmark 144A/Reg S 7-year offering is expected to follow, subject to market conditions.
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The 2016 loan included a euro-denominated tranche of around 110 million euros, according to Eikon Refinitiv data.
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Dollar strength has put pressure on all dollar-denominated asset classes including the most important geopolitical commodity: Crude.
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People will be able to return the tickets to the mayor's office and claim a bolivar-denominated refund.
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Dollar-denominated exports for the month rose 9.1 percent from a year ago, according to Chinese customs data.
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For emerging economies with dollar-denominated debt, the stronger dollar makes it harder to pay off the loans.
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Euro-denominated export finance is still being discussed, an Elysee official said, "but it's not necessarily that simple".
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Gold denominated in the British pound, Japanese yen, Australian dollar and Indian rupee hit their highest on record.
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To attract money from abroad, Egypt introduced new dollar- and euro-denominated certificates of deposit for Egyptian expatriates.
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The weak Brazilian real has encouraged exporters in the world's largest producer to increase their dollar-denominated sales.
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Formosa bonds are sold in Taiwan by foreign issuers and denominated in currencies other than the Taiwanese dollar.
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The dollar-denominated RTS index fell 3 percent and the rouble-based MOEX Russian index lost 1.3 percent.
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Last month, Sri Lanka raised its borrowing limit for dollar-denominated bonds to $3 billion, three sources said.
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The company could seek payment in euros through European bank accounts, or use other non-dollar denominated transactions.
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And we also see that China sold a record $188 billion in dollar-denominated U.S. Treasurys last year.
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February's dollar-denominated imports, meanwhile, fell 5.2 percent from the prior year, missing an expected 1.4 percent fall.
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A stronger rupee also makes the dollar-denominated price tag on overseas cargoes more affordable for Indian mills.
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The euro- and yen-denominated equivalents were just 600 billion euros and 16 trillion yen ($143 billion), respectively.
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Another potential headwind for gold could be the strength of the U.S. dollar, which gold is denominated in.
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Such bonds are sold in Taiwan by foreign issuers and denominated in currencies other than the Taiwan dollar.
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The impact of currency fluctuations on dollar-denominated LNG deliveries to Europe is still too early to tell.
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Progress so far is slow as London continues to clear more than 90 percent of euro-denominated derivatives.
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The dollar-denominated RTS index was down 3.2 percent to 1,062.4 points, its lowest level since April 11.
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A new U.S. dollar-denominated bond deal could be marketed over the next few weeks, banking sources said.
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A stronger greenback makes dollar-denominated commodities like oil more expensive to holders of other currencies, discouraging buying.
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As of end-June 2016, 53% of its debt was denominated in US dollars, and 6% in euros.
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Ghana's medium to longer-dated dollar-denominated bonds came under some pressure across the curve during the speech.
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Andrade received bribes from brokerages to sell dollar-denominated bonds on behalf of the government, the documents say.
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Last week, U.S. publisher MSCI decided not to add yuan-denominated Chinese shares to its emerging market index.
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A strong greenback makes dollar-denominated metals more expensive for holders of other currencies and weighs on prices.
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A rising U.S. currency makes dollar-denominated gold more expensive for holders of other currencies, potentially subduing demand.
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But if it stops, interest rates of 10% or more on dollar-denominated bonds will make refinancing difficult.
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German consumers and industry would get a windfall; paying off euro denominated debt with more valuable Deutsche marks.
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That could itself cause renewed financial-market wobbles, particularly in emerging markets with dollar-denominated debts (see article).
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HDFC raised 30 billion rupees on July 14 via the "masala" bond, an offshore-traded, rupee-denominated issue.
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Most international transactions are dollar-denominated, so they have to transit the U.S. banking system before being settled.
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Venezuela's dollar-denominated 2038 bond issue prices near 43 percent of face value, according to Thomson Reuters data.
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The $2 billion in dollar-denominated sovereign bonds will be issued in the second half of this year.
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On Friday, about 230 yuan-denominated mainland A-shares were included in MSCI index for the first time.
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From next Monday, Paris will also be clearing all euro-denominated cash government bonds at LCH, Elkins said.
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CAIRO, Nov 13 (Reuters) - Egypt will auction $1.56 billion in one-year dollar-denominated treasury bills on Nov.
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In the United States we print our own currency — the same currency in which our debt is denominated.
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Central banks are generally yield-insensitive investors, and buy more dollar-denominated assets the more the greenback falls.
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Should it go ahead, the sukuk would be the multilateral development bank's first euro-denominated public debt sale.
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The PBOC told Chinese banks to allow foreign investors to freely remit their yuan-denominated profits and dividends.
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In real-denominated terms, the value of Brazil M&A remained fairly stable last year, the data showed.
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Of the $762 billion of euro-denominated derivatives traded every day, three-quarters pass through the British capital.
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As a result, about 68 percent of the debt maturing in 2016-2020 was dollar- or euro-denominated.
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However, they are both struggling to find new owners as they have portfolios of Swiss franc-denominated mortgages.
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Funding might include a rupiah-denominated "Komodo" bond issue, named after a large lizard found only in Indonesia.
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Asset managers say they've seen a number of companies fail to close dollar-denominated bond deals this year.
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About 90 percent of South Africa's 2.4 trillion rand ($173 billion) debt is denominated in the local currency.
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The larger US dollar-denominated injection is to strengthen state banks' natural hedge against potential further som depreciation.
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The greenback's weakening propelled gold higher as the dollar-denominated bullion became cheaper for buyers using other currencies.
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A stronger dollar makes greenback-denominated oil more expensive for holders of the euro EUR= and other currencies.
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Two euro-denominated issues, both callable in May 2027, were also down on the day, reversing early gains.
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A rate cut could weaken U.S. dollar and make dollar-denominated metals cheaper for importers using other currencies.
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The two new financially settled contracts will be denominated in U.S. dollars and Renminbi, the exchange operator said.
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The stronger euro benefits gold prices by making dollar-denominated bullion cheaper for European investors, potentially boosting demand.
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The ruble-denominated benchmark MOEX was less affected, down roughly half a percentage point at time of writing.
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Gross forint-denominated bond issues in 2020 will be significantly below 2019 levels, the debt agency also said.
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It previously issued dollar-denominated sukuk in 2013, a $500 million five-year deal that matures in May.
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A downgrade of the debt denominated in rand from Moody's would trigger forced capital outflows, weakening the rand.
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Gold denominated in sterling slid over 2% to its lowest since end-July at 1.23,154.35 pounds an ounce.
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About three-quarters of all euro-denominated derivatives transactions are cleared through Britain, according to the European Union.
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But within this category, Mitsui has shifted some funds to euro-denominated bonds from dollar bonds, Matsuta said.
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It is the benchmark for $200 trillion in dollar-denominated financial products, mostly in interest rate swap contracts.
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CAIRO, Dec 5 (Reuters) - Egypt will auction $1 billion in one-year dollar-denominated T-bills on Dec.
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The firm greenback makes dollar-denominated commodities more expensive for holders of other currencies, which could subdue demand.
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Officials have been expecting measures to include a new yuan-denominated stock exchange, according to a Reuters report.
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But with Brexit, the case for London maintaining its leading role in euro-denominated business has become weaker.
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A more robust dollar makes oil and other dollar-denominated commodities more expensive for holders of other currencies.
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Currency risks will also increase alongside growing overseas portfolio assets as insurers mostly carry Chinese yuan-denominated liabilities.
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Maduro cannot simply print bolivars to pay this debt, as much of it is denominated in U.S. dollars.
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A rise in U.S. interest rates would make the dollar, and dollar-denominated assets, more attractive to investors.
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Debt could be in the form of leveraged loans and high-yield bonds, denominated in euros and dollars.
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A lower U.S. currency makes dollar-denominated gold cheaper for holders of other currencies, which could boost demand.
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While the FX on the outstanding covered bond is fully hedged till maturity (including the extension period), upon the covered bond's event of default, the recoveries from USD-denominated assets, which have a longer weighted average life than the covered bonds, could expose holders of euro-denominated bond to FX risk.
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The FX covered bonds are fully hedged until maturity (including the extension period if applicable), but upon a covered bonds' event of default, recoveries from assets denominated in British pounds, which have a longer WA life than the covered bonds, could expose holders of non-pound-denominated bonds to FX risk.
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Gundlach said in a statement the firm had invested its long-only bond portfolios only in U.S. dollar-denominated securities between December 2009-November 2015, but that non-dollar denominated assets now have greater value than at any time since the firm was founded, given the dollar's rally in recent years.
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The FX covered bonds are fully hedged until maturity (including the extension period if applicable), but upon a covered bonds' event of default, recoveries from GBP-denominated assets, which have a longer weighted average life than the covered bonds, could expose holders of non GBP-denominated bonds to FX risk.
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A weaker U.S. currency makes dollar-denominated commodities cheaper for holder of other currencies, which could potentially boost demand.
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That is a hefty premium to the highest-denominated banknote, ¥10,000, which happens to be adorned with Fukuzawa's likeness.
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For mainland investors, Hong Kong dollar-denominated bonds could help hedge against currency risk and rising global interest rates.
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Armenia's 2025 dollar-denominated bond fell 0.83 cents after Sarksyan said he would resign, hitting a one-year low.
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Meanwhile, gold denominated in the British pound, Japanese yen, Australian dollar and Indian rupee hit their highest on record.
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A lower yuan raises the cost of dollar-denominated oil imports in China, the world's biggest crude oil importer.
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A weaker greenback boosts demand for dollar-denominated commodities by making them more affordable to holders of other currencies.
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Dollar-denominated debt becomes more expensive to service for the developing world, and the cost of everything else rises.
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Exports rose 2351.76 percent from 2017 while imports grew 15.8 percent over the period, official dollar-denominated data showed.
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The amount sold represented more than double the $21 billion in dollar-denominated treasury notes that mature on Friday.
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The peso could fall further if investors who previously held Lebacs buy dollar-denominated assets, which could accelerate inflation.
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A stronger dollar also weighed on green-back denominated oil, making it more expensive for buyers in other currencies.
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The financing comprises a €7.753bn first-lien term loan and a €300-equivalent, sterling-denominated first-lien term loan.
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"If that dollar-denominated debt went to finance commodity projects, then that's obviously quite a toxic brew," she said.
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Previously Kaczynski had said foreign currency-denominated mortgages must be converted into zlotys at the expense of the banks.
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The sovereign last issued dollar-denominated sukuk in June of last year, with a $1 billion five-year deal.
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A stronger U.S. dollar makes it more expensive for holders of other currencies to buy the greenback-denominated commodity.
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These were yuan-denominated, cash settled contracts that used the LME's price discovery method to ensure transparency and tradability.
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Their politically convenient trade surpluses for one; the value of the enormous piles of dollar-denominated assets for another.
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Argentina's fiscal and current-account deficits, along with its pile of foreign-denominated debt, singled it out for punishment.
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The USD ISDAFIX is a valuation tool used for dollar-denominated interest-rate swaps of a range of maturities.
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On Monday, the rupee hit a record low of 179.90 to the dollar and its dollar-denominated bonds tumbled.
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A lower U.S. currency makes dollar-denominated commodities cheaper for holders of other currencies, which potentially could boost demand.
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U.S. oil rose more than 21 percent on Tuesday as a tumbling dollar boosted commodities denominated in the greenback.
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The FTSE pays lots of dollar-denominated dividends so is increasingly attractive to British investors as the pound falls.
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LIBOR is a rate benchmark for $200 trillion on dollar-denominated interest rate swaps, loans and other financial products.
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The government does not expect to issue rouble-denominated bonds to support the ailing bank in 2016, he said.
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The company now hedges less than 10 percent of its foreign currency-denominated debt due to high hedging costs.
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This week the commission also started efforts to shift the clearing of euro-denominated financial instruments away from London.
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The U.S. index provider will decide later this month whether to add yuan-denominated shares to key equity benchmarks.
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The greenback determines demand for dollar-denominated oil among holders other currencies when other fundamental factors are less compelling.
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The lira's fall has been a major blow to middle-class Turks, for whom life is largely dollar-denominated.
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Indonesia's US dollar 2026 tightened 5bp to Treasuries plus 215bp after it announced roadshows for a euro-denominated trade.
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The measures also froze offshore holdings of krona-denominated assets, which at the time amounted to 40% of GDP.
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Dollar-denominated bonds have been a better buy for investors in recent years, but less popular among government issuers.
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The TLB will be mainly denominated in euros but will also include some dollars, to better match Cerelia's cashflows.
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He also said he would push to ensure some clearing of euro-denominated transactions remains in London after Brexit.
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Dollar-denominated assets account for two-thirds of global foreign-exchange reserves, with Treasury bonds making up the bulk.
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The dollar's dominance of the global financial system results in a seemingly insatiable appetite for safe, dollar-denominated assets.
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In December 2015, South Korea became the first country to sell a yuan-denominated bond in China's domestic market.
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A rate cut could weaken the U.S. currency and make dollar-denominated metals cheaper for importers using other currencies.
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In February Uzbekistan sold its first dollar-denominated bond, partly to set a benchmark for borrowing by local companies.
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Its dollar-denominated bond tumbled to its lowest level in over a year as investors reacted to the news.
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A phased inclusion of yuan-denominated government debt in the Bloomberg Barclays Global Aggregate Index is scheduled for April.
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The exposure also has an impact on Telefonica's leverage, with most of Telefonica's debt euro and UK pound denominated.
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Investors bought $8.3 billion in dollar-denominated bonds Volkswagen Group of America Finance LLC sold in 2014 and 23.
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That is its best weekly performance since late September, helped by Russian rouble-denominated stocks pushing to record highs.
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Sterling-denominated gold rose back above 900 pounds an ounce in March and remains up 18 percent this year.
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Acting accordingly, he increased his holdings of peso-denominated Mexican bonds and his fund outperformed 90% of its peers.
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Venturesome investors looking for higher yields can buy bonds denominated in dollars but issued by countries other than America.
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A strong dollar makes crude and other commodities denominated in the greenback less affordable to holders of other currencies.
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A weaker yuan raises the cost of dollar-denominated oil imports into China, the world's biggest crude oil importer.
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A rallying dollar limited oil's advance as greenback-denominated commodities, including oil, less affordable to holders of other currencies.
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The U.S. dollar was up 0.1% against key rivals, making greenback denominated gold costlier for investors holding other currencies.
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A softer dollar makes greenback-denominated commodities, including crude, more affordable to holders of the euro and other currencies.
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Leaders in France and Germany are at the same time jockeying to take euro-denominated clearing away from Britain.
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Because reserves are so often held in the form of dollar-denominated bonds, they can destabilise the American economy.
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Since the 2008 financial crisis, the level of dollar-denominated debt in emerging economies' non-banking sectors has doubled.
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Higher U.S. rates tend to boost the dollar and Treasury yields, adding pressure on greenback-denominated, non-yielding bullion.
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China on Thursday reported that dollar-denominated July exports rose 3.3% from a year ago while imports fell 5.6%.
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On Monday, its dollar-denominated bonds fell hard on default fears, while its Moscow-listed shares tumbled 17 percent.
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A stronger greenback makes dollar-denominated metals more expensive for holders of other currencies and can weigh on prices.
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However the bulk of these accounts are denominated in rubles, with only a handful in U.S. dollars and euros.
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For the full year, a weak yen is likely to boost the value of its foreign currency-denominated assets.
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Portland owes 6 billion shillings to local banks, as well as other debts that include a yen-denominated loan.
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The debt burden is vulnerable to exchange rate depreciation as 46% of government debt is denominated in foreign currency.
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The government implemented a liability management operation in September 2016 to reduce the share of U.S. dollar-denominated debt.
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Another factor supporting the dollar/yen is Japanese investors' heavy investment in U.S. and other dollar-denominated foreign assets.
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Copper prices were also pressured by recent strength in the dollar, with many commodities denominated in the U.S. currency.
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The London Stock Exchange will move its MTS euro-denominated government bond trading from London to Italy by March.
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Issuers descend on the city to flog securities denominated in local dollars to investors who also hail from abroad.
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The dollar tumbled, making oil denominated in the greenback more attractive to holders of the euro and other currencies.
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Higher rates encourage market players to sell dollars in order to buy peso-denominated Leliq paper, strengthening the peso.
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Bullion is highly sensitive to U.S. interest rates, which raise the opportunity cost of holding nonyielding, dollar-denominated gold.
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DUBAI, Dec 17 (Reuters) - Egypt has asked banks for proposals to arrange U.S. dollar-denominated Eurobonds, banking sources said.
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However the bulk of these accounts are denominated in roubles, with only a handful in U.S. dollars and euros.
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HYG is an ETF that tracks the performance of an index of U.S. dollar-denominated, high-yield corporate bonds.
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LCH, part of the London Stock Exchange Group, clears more than 90 percent of euro-denominated interest rate swaps.
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Yuan-denominated oil futures <0#ISC:> were launched last month, becoming China's first commodity derivative open to foreign investors.
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A stronger greenback makes dollar-denominated metals more expensive for holders of other currencies, which can weigh on prices.
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Separately, Russian news agencies cited him as saying that the company has no more debt denominated in foreign currency.
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All Bitconnect loans were denominated in U.S dollars but had to be made in BCC, the platform's native cryptocurrency.
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The euro-denominated bond will be temporarily written down if the bank's Common Equity Tier 1 ratio breaches 5.125%.
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The insurer plans to invest in dollar-denominated funds without hedging if the dollar trades between 105-110 yen.
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Egypt's dollar-denominated 8.783 bond rose to trade at its highest level since end-September 2015 after the deal.
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Companies in the Greater Bay Area would be allowed to issue yuan-denominated bonds within the area, it said.
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Argentina has $24 billion in peso- and foreign currency-denominated debt payments due next year, according to official data.
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Moscow shares fell 79.6473 percent to a two-week low, while Russian dollar-denominated stocks tumbled almost 79.6463 percent.
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Strength in the U.S. currency makes dollar-denominated gold more expensive for holders of other currencies, potentially decreasing demand.
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The European Central Bank has wanted clearing houses for euro-denominated financial contracts to shift to the euro zone.
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Higher U.S. interest rates increase the value of the dollar by making dollar-denominated assets more attractive to investors.
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Oil prices rose after six sessions of declines, with the greenback-denominated commodity extending gains as the dollar weakened.
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Russia trumpeted its intention and ability to sell a debut treasury bond denominated in the Chinese currency throughout 2016.
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The move raised hopes that a yuan recovery could boost companies with significant dollar-denominated costs, such as airlines.
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