Bonds that are issued by foreign firms in another country in the home currency of that country are called _____.

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Foreign bonds are issued by foreign firms in another country in that country's currency. Open account and commercial letter of credit are payment methods used in international trade, while domestic bonds are issued by firms in their own country's currency. Bond ratings are assessments of a bond's creditworthiness.

Bonds That Are Issued by Foreign Firms in Another Country