The term "eurodollar" refers to unsecured U.S. dollar-denominated deposits at foreign banks or at the overseas branches of American banks. Because they are held outside the United States ...

A Eurodollar bond is a U.S.-dollar denominated bond issued by an overseas company and held in a foreign institution outside both the U.S. and the issuer's home country. Eurodollar bonds are an ...

This may be the best, most perfect example of why the eurodollar standard isn’t going anywhere anytime soon. Since hardly anyone knows the world runs on that rather than the dollar, the two are ...

Eurodollar futures have always been an important interest rate and credit risk benchmark. Investors will watch them in an even more vigorous way in today’s highly volatile COVID economy.

The eurodollar market is a bit obscure in that its size is relatively unknown (about $14T in 2016), and it was responsible for roughly 90% of international loans in 1997. So, one can assume that ...

NEW YORK, Feb 18 (Reuters) - Eurodollar futures, which reflect the outlook for U.S. interest rates over the next few years, have started to price in an incremental easing of monetary policy by the ...

There is a historical parallel with the formation of the "eurodollar" market in the 1960s, which emerged due to a lack of regulatory clarity surrounding offshore-held U.S. dollars in international ...

Read: Understanding the Libor Scandal and Introduction to Eurodollar Futures and Options Taking LIBOR’s place is the Secured Overnight Financing Rate, or SOFR. The Chicago Mercantile Exchange ...

In 1972, Ferdinand Marcos, President of the Philippines, declared martial law. Out of economic necessity, he claimed, the government began to impose an economic modernization program which he ...

A eurodollar-futures contract expiring in December 2019 rose sharply to 98.735 around 8 a.m. EST from 98.595 around half an hour earlier, traders said. Such moves are rare over a period of days ...