Definition of Eurodollar in English:
Eurodollar
nounˈjʊərəʊˌdɒləˈjʊroʊˌdɑlər
A US dollar held in Europe or elsewhere outside the US.
Example sentencesExamples
- The implied yield on 3-month December Eurodollars declined one basis point to 3.955%.
- The implied yield on December 2004 Eurodollars sank 35 basis points this week to 2.365%.
- In a notable development, the implied yield on 3-month December Eurodollars jumped 21.5 basis points to 4.07%.
- We have today the powerful money market fund complex, as well as instruments such as repurchase agreements and Eurodollars.
- For the week, 2-year Treasury yields jumped 14 basis points to 6.62%. Eurodollars were hammered today as well, with the implied yield on the December Eurodollar futures contract surging 15 basis points.
- The implied yield on March three-month Eurodollars declined three basis points to 1.48%.
- The implied yield on December 2004 Eurodollars declined 2.25 basis points to 2.20%.
- Repurchase Agreements added $1.2 billion, as Eurodollars declined less than $1 billion.
- The implied yield on December 3-month Eurodollars sank 11.5 basis points to 1.73%, the lowest since June 24.
- The exception was the TED spread that widened 14 basis points this week as Treasury bills rates declined much more than borrowing rates in the Eurodollar and other short-term funding instruments.
- The implied yield on 3-month December Eurodollars rose one basis point to 4.175%.
- Repurchase Agreements gained $11.8 billion (up $25.9 billion in three weeks), and Eurodollars were up $2.4 billion.
- Repurchase Agreements were down $0.9 billion and Eurodollars declined $3.1 billion.
- In the same way, US dollars deposited in banks in the UK become Eurodollars.
- The implied yield on 3-month March Eurodollars was about unchanged at 2.975%.
- The implied yield on December 2004 Eurodollars added 8.5 basis points to 2.50%.
- The implied yield on 3-month December Eurodollars rose 5.5 basis points to 4.145%, the highest level since April 9.
- Repurchase Agreements declined $9.3 billion and Eurodollars were down $0.4 billion.
- The implied yield on 3-month December Eurodollars rose 12 basis points to 4.08%, and December '06 Eurodollar yields gained 13.5 basis points to 4.275%.
- The implied yield on December 2004 Eurodollars sank 27.5 basis points today to 2.35%.
Definition of Eurodollar in US English:
Eurodollar
nounˈyo͝orōˌdälərˈjʊroʊˌdɑlər
A US dollar deposit held in Europe or elsewhere outside the US.
Example sentencesExamples
- Repurchase Agreements declined $9.3 billion and Eurodollars were down $0.4 billion.
- In a notable development, the implied yield on 3-month December Eurodollars jumped 21.5 basis points to 4.07%.
- The implied yield on 3-month December Eurodollars rose one basis point to 4.175%.
- Repurchase Agreements gained $11.8 billion (up $25.9 billion in three weeks), and Eurodollars were up $2.4 billion.
- The implied yield on December 2004 Eurodollars sank 27.5 basis points today to 2.35%.
- The implied yield on December 2004 Eurodollars sank 35 basis points this week to 2.365%.
- The implied yield on 3-month December Eurodollars declined one basis point to 3.955%.
- We have today the powerful money market fund complex, as well as instruments such as repurchase agreements and Eurodollars.
- The implied yield on December 2004 Eurodollars declined 2.25 basis points to 2.20%.
- The implied yield on 3-month December Eurodollars rose 12 basis points to 4.08%, and December '06 Eurodollar yields gained 13.5 basis points to 4.275%.
- Repurchase Agreements added $1.2 billion, as Eurodollars declined less than $1 billion.
- The implied yield on 3-month March Eurodollars was about unchanged at 2.975%.
- The implied yield on December 2004 Eurodollars added 8.5 basis points to 2.50%.
- The implied yield on March three-month Eurodollars declined three basis points to 1.48%.
- Repurchase Agreements were down $0.9 billion and Eurodollars declined $3.1 billion.
- The implied yield on December 3-month Eurodollars sank 11.5 basis points to 1.73%, the lowest since June 24.
- The implied yield on 3-month December Eurodollars rose 5.5 basis points to 4.145%, the highest level since April 9.
- In the same way, US dollars deposited in banks in the UK become Eurodollars.
- The exception was the TED spread that widened 14 basis points this week as Treasury bills rates declined much more than borrowing rates in the Eurodollar and other short-term funding instruments.
- For the week, 2-year Treasury yields jumped 14 basis points to 6.62%. Eurodollars were hammered today as well, with the implied yield on the December Eurodollar futures contract surging 15 basis points.