International bonds issued in a single country and denominated in that country's currency are called

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Foreign bonds are issued in a single country (foreign to the issuer) and denominated in the currency of that country. They are also known as "external bonds" or "Yankee bonds" (if issued in the United States). The other options listed refer to specific types of bonds - Treasury bonds are issued by the US government, Eurobonds are international bonds not specifically tied to any one country, Brady bonds are issued by emerging market countries, and gilts are bonds issued by the UK government.

International Bonds Issued in a Single Country and Denominated in That