The German state of Lower Saxony issued its own sukuk bond back in 2004--the first European government to do so.
The company will let you put the bond back to it at par in 2004, which is good if rates rise.
In fact the new film, more than just introducing a new lead man, represents a regeneration of the series, taking Bond back to the start of his career as an agent.
The monthly chart of the 30-year T-Bond goes back to 1995, when the yield peaked at 8.07%.
The only way Greece was able to bring bond investors back to its sovereign debt late last year was in raising interest rates, with the near-guarantee that the International Monetary Fund was standing by to save investors and Greece from defaulting on its loans.
Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke pledged to lower bond yields (raise bond prices) back in August.
Still, the foreign-law distinction is also at the heart of why this bond was paid back.
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Gary's brother Greg Powell has worked on numerous Bond films dating back to the Roger Moore era.
My reading of all this is that Mr Draghi wants to bring the bond purchasing programme back into the fold.
Spanish 10-year bond yields are back below 6%, Italian yields below 5% and even Portuguese yields have dipped back below 8%.
Still, bond yields slid back over the 3% threshold to 2.95% as investors fled other asset classes grabbing for yield at any cost.
On the flip side, bond yields are back on the rise in Spain, and Germany saw lackluster demand at an auction of 10-year bunds.
One hiccup of liquidity, where bond buyers pull back from lending the U.S. cash for nothing, and these bonds would be turned into dead president cash.
Spanish and Italian bond yields did back off a bit Wednesday, which is also a clue of anxiety levels in the market place that are not rising.
Any important relationship is a durable bond that goes back and forward in time, and it is often viewed as grossly disloyal not to favor friends and relatives in business dealings.
The next year the bond market roared back to life with a boost from the Federal Reserve, which allowed firms marred by bad capital structures to refinance billions in debt maturing by 2014 that was otherwise facing restructuring.
The selloff intensified during the afternoon, when minutes from the central bank's last policy meeting indicated some members were willing to start rolling back bond-buying as early as June, though the decision makers didn't near agreement on the matter.
As a result, the regulators hoped, sovereign-bond prices would come back somewhat and banks wouldn't face pressure to sell.
Once there, students bond during days of back-to-back classes and nights spent in marathon party-and-team-planning sessions in their tiny Strasbourg apartments.
On a cheerier note, though, Stephen King, chief economist at HSBC, questions the conventional wisdom that bond yields must head back up.
In recent months, many economists had suggested that the Fed might scale back its bond purchases in the second half of 2013 if job growth accelerated.
But O'Sullivan said he thinks the Fed might scale back its bond purchases in the second half of this year if job growth continues to accelerate.
Debate among Fed policymakers at their previous meeting in March had led some economists to speculate that the Fed might scale back its bond purchases if job growth accelerated.
The left-hander managed two breaks of 70 and one of 80 to lead 5-1 before Bond, finalist here back in 1995, reduced the gap in style with a 125 total clearance.
Meeting minutes from the bank's last policy meeting indicated some members were willing to start rolling back its bond-buying program as early as June, though the decision makers didn't near agreement on the matter.
This brings us back to Bond, a veteran of the civil rights movement who has pretty much run the group since the messy departure of Bruce Gordon as president and CEO this time last year.
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With Bush sitting in the front row, Ryan argued that the budget proposed by Obama puts the U.S. on a path frighteningly like that of debt-addled European countries like Greece: toward a welfare state down to the nuclear option of austerity to keep the bond vigilantes off its back.
What I had not realized, until I saw what David wrote, is that major bond traders when they sell Treasurys back to the Fed on the same day then buy other bonds from other bond dealers.
However, signs are beginning to show that the European bond markets have already pulled back in anticipation of weak investor demand.
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