eurocurrency

1. Figure 22-3 shows the approximate extent of Eurocurrency holdings today.
   图22-3展示了目前欧洲货币持有额的大致数额。
2. The rise of Eurocurrency markets does not pose any clear threat to the power of monetary policy.
   欧洲货币市场的出现对货币政策的威力并不构成任何明显的威胁。
3. Eurocurrency deposits are not demand de posits as that term is understood in the United States.
   欧洲货币存款，不是在美国所说的那种活期存款。
4. Interest on syndicated Eurocurrency credits
   欧洲货币辛迪加贷款利息
5. A Eurocurrency is any currency deposited in a bank outside the country where that currency is the unit of account.
   欧洲货币是存放于本国外银行中的任意一种货币。这里的货币是指一国的货币记帐单位。
6. Break clause; escape clause; jeopardy clause: a clause in a Eurocurrency agreement specifying that, if certain events curtail the lender's activity or the operation of the euromarkets, other designated actions will come into effect.
   中断条款；免责条款：指欧洲货币协定中的一项条款，规定在出现某种妨碍贷款人活动或欧洲共同市场业务的事件时，其他预定的行动将生效。
7. Eurocurrency loans involve large sums of money, they may be short-term, medium-term or long-term.
   欧洲货币贷款金额大，有短期、中期或长期。
8. Another reason for the rise in Eurocurrency business and for its ability to operate at smaller interest-rate differentials relates to taxation.
   欧洲货币业务的增长及其能按较小的利率差额经营业务的另一个原因与税收有关。
9. Fund resources of international credit: traditional fund resources, national finance capital, Eurocurrency, Petrodollar.
   国际信贷的资金来源：传统资金来源，国家财政资金，欧洲货币，石油美元。
10. Long-term Eurocurrency funds can also be raised by an issue of Eurobonds on the Eurobond market.
    长期欧洲货币资金也可通过在欧洲债券市场发行欧洲债券来筹集。

noun

1. currency of the major financial and industrial countries held in those countries for the purpose of lending and borrowing