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Sort of. You also have to consider exchange rate futures, the value of the currency you will be getting paid in may change dramatically.
by Cruncharoo 18d ago
Sort of. You also have to consider exchange rate futures, the value of the currency you will be getting paid in may change dramatically.
- seanmcdirmid 18d agoIs the euro doing or expected to do something strange?
- wongarsu 18d agoMaybe the USD is expected to lose value against the euro?
- Cruncharoo 18d agoNot sure, not my domain. My comment was just highlighting that comparing the yields on two sovereign bonds with the same maturity doesn’t necessarily mean one is riskier than the other, there are other factors.
- seanmcdirmid 18d agoThe main complaint from Greece and Italy has been that Germany (and maybe even France) demanded (and got) strong monetary discipline for the Euro, so I'm pretty sure that the Euro itself isn't going to affect their debt much.
- tokai 18d agoEurobonds being discussed again maybe?
- zaik 18d agoHopefully I'm looking at the right thing, but it looks like market expections are that you will get more USD per EUR in the future: https://www.cmegroup.com/markets/fx/g10/euro-fx.quotes.html https://www.cmegroup.com/markets/fx/g10/euro-fx.quotes.html
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