The title map is from Visual China, this article is from span> WeChat public number: Global Market Detector (ID: hygyjy) span> , author: YGAMN & chdr span> p>
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What is Eurodollar? p>
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Eurodollars are unsecured dollar deposits held outside the United States. p>
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They are not governed by US law or regulated by the US reserve system. The term Eurodollar appeared long before the euro, and “Eurodollar” has nothing to do with Europe. p>
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European dollar is similar to European bonds. European bonds are not euro-denominated bonds, but bonds issued in a currency different from the country where the issuing company is located. For example, the Samurai bond (that is, bonds issued by non-Japanese issuers in Japanese yen) span> is also a European bond. p>
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Take some examples from daily life, dollar loans required for new world-class golf courses in Asian countries, Mexican real estate developers buy hotels in dollars, and a European pension company borrows euros to exchange dollars for dollars Assets, an African retailer imports Chinese-made toys for sale and pays in US dollars-these are examples of the global European dollar market. p>
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Background introduction of Eurodollar p>
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So, how did the Eurodollar system form and how did it develop into today’s huge market? p>
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Some simultaneous events in the late 1950s